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- Intel downgraded by Jefferies on concern it's ‘chasing’ new markets after self-driving chipmaker buy
Intel downgraded by Jefferies on concern it's ‘chasing’ new markets after self-driving chipmaker buy.
Intel announced an agreement to buy Mobileye for about $15.3 billion in cash on Monday.
Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO, discusses the $15.3 billion deal for Intel to buy Mobileye as part of the push for autonomous driving and its vision for the future.
Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO, discusses the $15.3 billion deal for Intel to buy Mobileye as part of the push for autonomous driving and its vision for the future.
Jim Cramer breaks down the signals Wall Street is sending about politics through one of the world’s most valuable companies.
Jim Cramer spoke with Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, who shared what happened behind closed doors in the White House.
The margin adjustment comes just a day after Intel CEO Brian Krzanich appeared at the White House.
The factory is not new — it has been in the works for several years, Krzanich said.
The investment would be in a previous plant, Fab 42, that was started and then left vacant.
"I have heard from many of you, and share your concern over the recent executive order," Intel CEO Brian Krzanich reportedly told employees.
CNBC's Jon Fortt reports on after-hours action for Intel Corp., including what CEO Brian Krzanich had to say on the earnings conference call. The "Fast Money" traders weigh in.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich speaks with CNBC's Jon Fortt at the Consumer Electronics Show about the tech titan meeting with President-elect Trump and what he expects from the administration's policy.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich speaks with CNBC's Jon Fortt at the Consumer Electronics Show about its new VR headset project and the transition away from the traditional PC business.
There will be no firm agenda at the tech summit taking place between Silicon Valley's leaders and Donald Trump, Recode reports.
Tech's biggest superstar, Elon Musk, has not yet accepted an invitation to meet with Donald Trump.
- Tim Cook, Larry Page, Sheryl Sandberg — and maybe even Jeff Bezos — are going to Trump’s tech summit
Larry Page, Tim Cook and Sheryl Sandberg will attend a tech summit with Donald Trump.
Shares of Intel fall 5 percent after the company projected fourth-quarter sales that will be lower than expected.
Intel reported adjusted earnings of 80 cents per share on $15.78 billion in revenue.
CNBC's Josh Lipton reports on the third-quarter earnings conference call for Intel, including what CEO Brian Krzanich has to say. The "Fast Money" traders weigh in.
Cramer says Intel's CEO underestimated demand for PCs after the company raised its revenue outlook for the third quarter.
