Intel Corp

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Closing Price on November 27, 2024

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In a new survey Intel commissioned, the forecast is that the driverless, or autonomous, car market will hit $7 trillion a year in 2050.
The May 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest increased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
Merrill Lynch remains very positive on the top semiconductor stocks going forward in 2017, despite the recent sell-off that ripped some of the big momentum stocks.
Short sellers seemed to be prompted into action again in the final two weeks of last month by the overbought markets, the political and geopolitical uncertainties and the rising concerns about a...
A new Merrill Lynch report notes that while the tech trade is crowded, the overall sector remains cheap versus historical levels on relative forward price to earnings basis. These four companies pay...
Analysts at Merrill Lynch have updated their look at technologies that could be transformative over the next several years. Here's how the analysts view the future of autonomous driving and...
Intel Tuesday unveiled the eagerly awaited 18-core, 36-thread monster processor, as well as the full range of Core i9 processors.
he May 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest increased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
After showing caution last month, short sellers seemed to be prompted into action in the first two weeks of this month, judging by the moves in the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq
Cloudera has seen a strong push higher since the company entered the market in late April. The shares are pushing even higher on Tuesday following a flurry of analysts weighing in on the stock now...
A new Deutsche Bank research report makes the case that the semiconductor vendors themselves are very positive about the four major areas of concern in what is a highly cyclical arena.
Here are five good blue chip dividend stocks that are reasonably safe and offer good dividends, and they look good for the slow summer trading and the rest of 2017.
Microsoft, Intel, Home Depot, and American Express were the biggest DJIA losers on Thusday.
Any way you slice it, cloud capital spending is going to continue to grow, and these four companies stand to benefit.
Disney, Boeing, Intel, and GE traded lower Wednesday, keeping the DJIA in the red.