Stock Movers Intel Seeks Investment From Apple, Lithium Americas Soars
Sep 24, 2025
Intel's shares soared as the company seeks investment from Apple, leading to talks of closer collaboration. This move aligns with Apple's commitment to boosting U.S. manufacturing. Meanwhile, Lithium Americas experienced a stock surge as the Trump administration looks to acquire a stake during a loan renegotiation. The hosts also touch on AAR Corp's impressive quarter, with analysts issuing unanimous buy ratings. A mix of technology, politics, and market reactions keeps the discussion lively.
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Apple Talks With Intel Over Investment
- Intel has approached Apple about an investment as part of efforts to revive the chipmaker amid government involvement.
- Talks are early-stage and may not result in a deal, according to Bloomberg reporting quoted on the show.
Government Already A Major Intel Shareholder
- The U.S. already owns roughly a 10% stake in Intel, making government involvement a major shareholder influence.
- Market participants and other companies are also being courted for investment and partnerships around Intel's turnaround.
Lithium Americas Draws Government Interest
- The Trump administration is pursuing an equity stake in Lithium Americas as part of renegotiating a $2.3 billion DOE loan.
- That potential government stake sent LAC shares sharply higher, reflecting investor reaction to state involvement.