Tesla almost halves UK monthly lease fee as sales slump, The Times reports

Dear Reader,

All is not as it seems between Trump and Musk.

One former Pentagon consultant, Jeff Brown, believes they could publicly reunite as soon as August 19…

And he says anyone with money in the markets should brace for the impact.

Brown points to a $200 million deal the Pentagon quietly made with Musk…

At the height of the so-called “feud.”

The deal gives the Department of Defense access to Musk’s AI…

So they can use it for national security purposes.

And Brown believes this deal is just the beginning of something far larger.

He warns of a rapidly escalating situation with China…

One that Trump officially declared a “national emergency.”

It could devastate the American economy…

But according to Brown…

A brand-new Musk technology may be Trump’s hidden economic superweapon…

And one tiny Musk supplier – 41 times smaller than Tesla – could see stratospheric gains on the pair’s reunion.

Click here for all the details before August 19.

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Managing Director, Brownstone Research

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Trump administration said to discuss taking 10% in Intel, Bloomberg News reports

(Reuters) -The Trump administration is said to discuss taking a 10% stake in American chipmaker Intel, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing a White House official and other people familiar with the matter.

Shares of the company were down 3.8%.

The federal government is considering a potential investment in Intel that would involve converting some or all of the company’s grants from the U.S. Chips and Science Act into equity, the report said.

Trump, who met Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan on August 11, has taken an unprecedented approach to national security.

He has pushed for multibillion-dollar government tie-ups in semiconductors and rare earths such as a pay-for-play deal with Nvidia and an arrangement with rare earth producer MP Materials to secure critical minerals.

Tan, who took the top job just over six months back, has been tasked to turnaround Intel.

Federal backing could give Intel more breathing room to revive its loss-making foundry business, analysts said, but it still suffers from a weak product roadmap and challenges in attracting customers to its new factories.

(Reporting by Zaheer Kachwala and Jaspreet Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun Koyyur)

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Trump administration said to discuss taking 10% in Intel, Bloomberg News reports

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