The U.S. government is set to buy nearly 10% of Intel in a deal worth $8.9 billion. This is not a bailout but a historic step to strengthen America’s chipmaking capacity. For investors, it means short-term dilution but long-term stability and confidence that Intel’s projects will move forward. Our full article explains what this means for Intel shareholders, the semiconductor industry, and the markets.

Texas is heading into a new phase of growth. The proposed high-speed rail between Dallas and Houston would cover about 240 miles in just 90 minutes. Modeled after Japan’s N700S Shinkansen, the train system could transform how Texans move, do business, and connect across the state. 

2025 tax law changes The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)  passed in 2017 made significant, but temporary, changes to the tax code. Many of...