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Trump's second term marked by unorthodox deals with tech and industry giants

During his second term, President Trump has orchestrated several unconventional business deals, including a significant equity stake in MP Materials and a 10-year contract for rare earth magnets. He also negotiated complex agreements with Nvidia, reversing bans on chip sales to China in exchange for revenue sharing. Other notable deals involved U.S. Steel, Apple, Intel, and pharmaceutical companies, often characterized by unique terms and government intervention in corporate operations. AI

IMPACT These deals highlight potential shifts in government intervention in the tech sector, impacting chip supply chains and corporate strategies.

RANK_REASON Article discusses a series of past business deals and their impact, rather than a new event.

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Trump's second term marked by unorthodox deals with tech and industry giants

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