>>513978571 (OP)ai answer about companies usa gov owns
"Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: The US government has effective control—close to 100% ownership
Amtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation): 100% owned.
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA): 100% owned.
Export-Import Bank, Federal Home Loan Banks, Commodity Credit Corporation, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and several other financial or development corporations: typically 100% ownership.
General Motors (GM): US government held a majority stake (around 61%) following the 2008 bailout, but divested all holdings by 2013.
AIG: During the financial crisis, the US government held up to 92% before divesting post-recovery.
Chrysler: Majority control during bailout, now fully divested.
The federal government, via pension and retirement funds, indirectly owns a share of thousands of US public companies through indexed funds and institutional investments. This ownership is diffuse and usually individually below 1-2% for any given company.
The US government does not routinely own significant equity stakes in private, publicly traded companies except during crisis bailouts, where its goal is to divest quickly afterward.
Most ownership percentages in private corporations—outside special bailouts—rarely exceed single digits and are typically below 2% when pooled via pension or retirement funds."