In order from steepest decline to narrowest, the five unloved were Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB), Biogen (NASDAQ: BIIB), DexCom (NASDAQ: DXCM), and Microchip Technology (NASDAQ ...

Intel has announced its second-generation graphics cards aimed at the midrange portion of the market. Reviews are positive, and Intel has largely worked through its software problems. New cards ...

By contrast, shares of chip peer Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) have fallen by 25% during this time period. There's no doubt that Intel has faced a number of challenges over the last couple of years as its ...

Intel, a tech titan powering up your laptop, smartphone and maybe even your refrigerator, has seen its share of highs and lows. But what does the future hold for Intel's stock price? If you're ...

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It’s a technique that will ultimately be a very Apple way of doing things as it evolves inside Apple and in the ways we make products.” I wouldn’t equate Intel with Xerox, though.