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Bill Gates isn't happy with US govt taking stakes in Intel, IBM & other US companies

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Bill Gates isn't happy with US govt taking stakes in Intel, IBM & other US companies
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has expressed concern over the U.S. government's increasing practice of taking equity stakes in private technology companies like Intel and IBM. Gates argues that such government intervention creates market unpredictability and risks prioritizing political interests over engineering excellence.

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This highlights a growing tension between industrial policy, government intervention in private markets, and long-term corporate investment strategies.

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The article reports on Gates's specific criticisms of government policy without taking a side on the effectiveness of the policy itself.

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