Goldman Banker Quits to Join Biden’s Made-in-USA Chips Push

April 16, 2023

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The Biden administration has lured away a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker to help build a program that will act as a quasi-investment firm to ramp up US semiconductor production amid a growing feud with China over technology leadership and security.

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