Intel is on a mission to convince the U.S. government that its strength is also the country's.
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The special guests at the State of the Union are usually valorous veterans or hard-working nurses with extraordinary personal histories. According to a time-honored custom, the president points up to the guests sitting in the House chamber’s balcony and describes their inspiring story to humanize a particular policy.
But this year, President Biden put a different spin on the tradition. He invited the CEO of a massive corporation with $79 billion in annual revenue and 121,000 employees
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