In an Aug. 25 post [1] captioned “The Art of the Deal: Intel,” Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick said the president decided it would be “fair” if “America had shares” in Intel in exchange for the monetary support, which in total comes to $11.1 billion.What the Trump administration has done is rewritten the terms of the deal.The company has been paid $2.2 billion in CHIPS grants but needed to meet certain milestones to receive the remaining $6 billion, which was looking unlikely.The 2022 CHIPS and Science ...