Intel Corp.’s stock is getting another boost on Tuesday, after seeing its best day on record Friday. The catalyst then was a report from SemiAccurate that discussed a mystery company said to be ...

SemiAccurate reported that a couple of months ago it saw an email saying that a potential buyer for the whole operation with enough money to pay for it was interested in acquiring the company as a ...

SemiAccurate revealed that with the first email, there was a 60% chance of an Intel buyout, but it got further confirmation from another email, which was said to be from a “highly placed source." ...

Intel shares jumped as much as 9.5% on Friday morning in the US after a report on a tech news site said the beleaguered chipmaker is an acquisition target. SemiAccurate, a tech-focused newsletter ...

This took SemiAccurate from about 60% confidence in the plan being real to more than 90%. Subsequent conversations have moved it to the point of near certainty. So why all this preamble?

How much longer will Intel Corp. remain an independent company? Wall Street is again mulling the prospect that Intel INTC will get acquired, this time following a report from SemiAccurate, a ...

SemiAccurate, a tech-focused newsletter founded by Charlie Demerjian, said it was “read an email about a company trying to acquire Intel, whole.” Story continues below Advertisement Remove Ad ...

Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) rose 9% after some vague takeover speculation about the chipmaker. A report from SemiAccurate was circulating on Friday about a company looking to acquire Intel (NASDAQ ...

SemiAccurate said it read an email from the acquirer sent to a small group of executives about buying Intel outright, and it's now 90% confident that the plan is real.