The major indexes are trading near record highs after the Fed's rate cut fueled a rebound from a shaky start to September. Looking ahead at specific companies, October brings a major product launch from one of the Magnificent Seven and earnings reports from key companies in the tech, banking, and apparel industries.
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Qualcomm is reportedly interested in buying Intel. Such an acquisition would turn Qualcomm into a major chip foundry.
Qualcomm would face antitrust problems if it went after Intel. Intel's business model wouldn't complement Qualcomm's core growth engines.
Yet another Intel (INTC) rumor is out there—this time, about a deal that appears not to be happening.
The struggling chip giant is apparently unwilling to unload one of its two main business units. The would-be buyer was a peer across the Atlantic Ocean.
Intel delivered eye-popping returns for its IPO investors. Almost all of its gains occurred in the previous century.
Arm approached Intel about potentially buying the chipmaker's product division, only to be told that the business isn't for sale, according to a source, who points out that Arm didn't express interest in Intel's manufacturing operations. Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst Mandeep Singh joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Technology.
Intel stock is down during one of the best times for the semiconductor market.
Intel launched its new Granite Rapids server CPUs this week. Granite Rapids moves to the Intel 3 process and sports as many as 128 cores.
British microchip designer Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) has made a failed bid for ailing Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC, ETR:INL)'s product division, according to a Bloomberg report citing “a person with direct knowledge of the matter”. Arm, which is majority owned by Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, was reportedly told that the business is not up for sale.