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Race against time: Could Intel get Ohio plant’s CHIPS funding and a merger?
Both sides of the political aisle are planning next steps for President-elect Donald Trump’s second term in office, and their ...
Where is the CHIPS Act funding for Ohio’s Intel plant?
Ohio officials are trying to get federal funding for Intel’s multi-billion dollar manufacturing facility, but as the months ...
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What Vice President-elect JD Vance has said about the CHIPS Act and Intel in Ohio
Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) is set to become vice president for Donald Trump’s second term in January. Where does he stand on the ...
Intel's $28 billion New Albany project faces more delays as company awaits federal funding
Completion of Intel's $28 billion project in Licking County appears to have been pushed back again as federal aid is slow to come.
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How election results may impact Intel’s Ohio plant
The winning presidential candidate and his party have hinted at making changes that could directly alter the course for Intel ...
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Construction goes vertical at Intel's $28B Ohio One site – photos
The big basement is done, and Intel Corp. has started above-grade construction at the New Albany semiconductor fabs dubbed Ohio One. Two years after Intel Corp. broke ground at its New Albany ...
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As walls rise at Intel's New Albany site, massive crane arrives with a new name
JOHNSTOWN − There are nearly 30 cranes working on Intel's $28 billion project in Licking County. None is bigger than a recent arrival, and it's sporting a new name: Ms. Armstrong. The more than ...
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Intel's $28 billion New Albany project faces more delays as company awaits federal funding
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted disagrees ... delaying projects in Europe Concerns about the timing of the Intel's project in New Albany comes as the company is dealing with financial weakness that ...
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Race against time: Could Intel get Ohio plant’s CHIPS funding and a merger?
NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — Both sides of the political aisle are planning next steps for President-elect Donald Trump’s second term in office, and their plans both involve Intel. “It is well ...