Move over, CEOs. Someone else might be angling to weigh in on your company: the president of the United States.

The proposed issue of a "Sovereign Share" by ASX-listed shipbuilding company Austal Limited to the Commonwealth of Australia represents a phenomenon rarely, if ever, seen in Australian corporate ...

U.S. taxpayers are now the largest shareholders in Intel. What comes next isn’t so clear. The Trump administration announced ...

President Donald Trump and his team want to make a lot more deals with the private sector.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants to make more investments in healthy U.S. companies on Monday. Whether Corporate ...

Intel remained a market focus on Monday with President Trump saying he loved to see the company's stock price go up after the ...

The administration’s interference in the institutional structure that underpins free market capitalism is reaching a level ...

President Trump and his team offered multiple signals Monday that last week’s deal to take a share of Intel could be just the ...

The president said he hoped to “get as much as I can,” signaling a shift in the relationship between government and private business.

Technically, owning about $9 billion of Intel common stock means the government – now the single largest investor in the ...

“It opens the door to a sort of state-run capitalism that we conservatives have typically spoken against,” said Bob Inglis, a former US congressman from South Carolina and self-declared Reagan ...