Intel Stock News

Sales and earnings will decline this year, but a turnaround is in progress.

Intel has hired HP Chief Commercial Officer Christoph Schell to succeed Michelle Johnston Holthaus as head of the Sales, Marketing and Communications Group.

Intel (INTC) announced on Friday that Christoph Schell would be an Executive Vice President and Chief Officer, leading the Sales, Marketing and Communications Group.Schell, who…

Semiconductor stocks largely sold off to end the week, with Intel (INTC) and Nvidia (NVDA) leading the way down results that beat expectations, but concerns popped up about margins,…

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(Corrects typographical error in paragraph 4) (Reuters) – Intel Corp’s latest focus on making chips to meet rising demand will give Advanced Micro Devices Inc, its biggest rival in the server and PC market, a chance to build a greater foothold in the segment, analysts said. Intel, which plans large investments in chip technologies in … Read More

Intel Corp''s latest focus on making chips to meet rising demand will give Advanced Micro Devices Inc, its biggest rival in the server and PC market, a chance to build a greater foothold in the segment, analysts said. Intel, which plans large investments in chip technologies in the next four years, said on Thursday it expects revenue from its segment housing PCs to grow in low to mid single digits, and its datacenter and AI business to grow in high teens from 2023 through 2026. AMD''s market cap briefly beached Intel''s earlier this week when it closed its $50 billion Xilinx deal.

CEO Pat Gelsinger is positioning the chipmaker for a triumphant revival. Investors aren’t so sure yet. Read More

The chipmaker''s management painted a pretty picture of its expectations for 2026 -- and a bleak one for 2022.

INTC dropped on worries about its margins. PPL reported weak earnings and cut its dividend. F rose on reports it was considering a standalone EV operation. NU rallied.

U.S. stock indexes fell Friday and headed for a second consecutive losing week as the Russia-Ukraine conflict loomed. The Dow Jones Industrials thundered lower 226.56 points to 34,085.47, following the index’s worst day since the end of November. The S&P 500 dropped 24.7 points to 4,355.56. The NASDAQ stumbled 127.48 points to 13,589.24. Friday was particularly volatile with trillions of dollars in options and futures on stocks, indexes and ETFs set to expire. Option expiration days, which generally occur on the third Friday of the month, can cause the market to swing in a wide range as these positions are closed out. Stocks have struggled this week as investors continue to be on edge about the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The Ukrainian government and Russian state-controlled media on Friday exchanged fresh accusations of cease-fire violations at the border. Ukraine on Thursday accused pro-Russian separatists of attacking a village near the border. In the U.S., meanwhile, Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke to the United Nations and warned that the situation is at a “moment of peril.” President Joe Biden is reportedly expected to move more U.S. troops closer to Ukraine, The Ukrainian government and Russian state-controlled media on Friday exchanged fresh accusations of cease-fire violations at the border.

CEO Pat Gelsinger says the microprocessor company is the next great growth story, but the rewards are far away, and a lot has to go right.

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Microprocessor manufacturing colossus Intel recently said gaming across platforms is getting more popular in the Philippines specially among…

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