Intel has been the beneficiary of recent financial investments, but a report indicates it’s in talks to book AMD as a manufacturing customer.

The U.S. government took a 10% stake in the business and leading chipmaker Nvidia ( NVDA 2.54%) has also announced it will invest $5 billion into the company. Is this a clear sign that Intel is a safe ...

Shares of Intel ( INTC -2.85%) fell as much as 5% on Monday and, as of this writing, were down only about 3.2%. There didn't appear to be any new company-specific announcement driving the move. Rather ...

Not that long ago, it was hard to find people who were excited about Intel’s stock. But these days, even skeptics are finding it difficult to look away, with President Donald Trump's recent ...

Intel reportedly approached Apple about an investment, but absent “obvious benefits” to the smartphone giant, some analysts say the company would be better off just repurchasing more of its own stock.

Intel Stock Is Soaring. This Chip Giant Could Be the Latest to Invest. Intel shares continue to grind higher as speculation continues about a potential investment from Apple. The stock could be ...

Overview Intel's stock price has pulled back to $33.55 after a strong rally driven by billion-dollar investments.Earnings pressure and uncertainty around Intel’ ...

Intel shares are trading at their highest level in 18 months, with the latest gains sparked by a report the company is in early-stage talks to manufacture chips for rival Advanced Micro Devices.

Intel has experienced a volatile five years, but recent government and Nvidia investments have driven a 60% stock price surge. Click to read why INTC is a Hold.

OpenAI's (OPAI.PVT) valuation has soared to $500 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal and other sources, replacing Elon Musk's SpaceX (SPAX.PVT) as the most valuable startup. This bullish ...

See why Intel is now a Buy after CHIPS Act funding, key partnerships, and tech advances. Click here for my updated look at INTC stock and why I'm upgrading it.

Political influence on Wall Street is nothing new, but it’s rare to see a U.S. president openly cheer for the success of a single stock. Semiconductor companies like Nvidia (NVDA) and Intel (INTC) ...