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At the end of July, Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio said Intel‘s chief executive was “very, very optimistic” about the company’s plans to build multibillion-dollar semiconductor factories in his state. Last week, President Donald Trump attacked the tech executive, and a Republican senator called for an investigation into delays surrounding Intel’s massive construction project outside Columbus.
Trump demanded Thursday that Lip-Bu Tan, Intel’s new CEO, resign over his past ties to Chinese companies, adding to the woes of a company that DeWine and other senior…
