Intel Corp. (INTC)

Stocks end sharply lower as Trump says the U.S. isn't ready to make a trade deal with China, yield curve inverts further.

AMD's newest desktop CPUs leave it well-positioned to add to recent share gains. Intel, meanwhile, is working hard to strengthen its notebook position.

New product releases from Advanced Micro Devices convince Stifel analyst Kevin Cassidy the chipmaker is poised for market share gains.

This trade offers everything I'm looking for in defined risk and upside target.

Today at COMPUTEX 2019, Intel made a sweeping set of product and technology announcements, spanning the hottest segments of the PC industry.

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I suggest avoiding all three over the next few months and over the remainder of the year.

The Taiwanese chip manufacturing giant has a blue-chip client list and is intent on maintaining its manufacturing technology edge. And its valuation looks reasonable.

A study of analyst recommendations at the major brokerages shows that Intel Corp is the #27 broker pick, on average, out of the 30 stocks making up the Dow Jones Industrial Average, according to ETF Channel. Within the broader S&P 500, when components were ranked in terms of analyst favorites, INTC claims the #432 spot.

The cold war with China is coming, regardless of administration flip flops on Huawei.

Gainers trail losers among Apple suppliers. Apple off 1.7%.

Following NetApp's release of downbeat results and quarterly guidance, CEO George Kurian argues larger contributions from NetApp's growing flash storage and cloud software businesses will help sales rebound.

Amid tougher competition from AMD, Intel plans to roll out new server CPUs at a very rapid pace, assuming a leaked partner slide is accurate.

Amid reports that it's prepping large software and processor changes for the Mac, Apple has launched new MacBook Pros featuring nuts-and-bolts improvements.

This trade idea on a blue-chip name yielding 3% is a scoop.

Among other things, the ruling just issued in Qualcomm's legal battle with the FTC could significantly affect its smartphone royalty revenue, including that from Apple. That is, provided much or all of it isn't overturned.

Let's check the charts and indicators for this member of the Dow Industrials.

Instead of earning a profit from selling vehicles, the mobility model captures a service fee based on passenger miles driven. Waymo is really about the algorithms that turn sensor data into actionable instructions based on machine learning and AI, areas where Google excels.

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Stocks finish higher Tuesday as the Commerce Department eases restrictions on China's Huawei.

The stock gains even after Qorvo lowered its fiscal 2020 first-quarter guidance due to the pressure the U.S. government has placed on the Chinese telecom company.

We're seeing a much different tone from last week, especially when it comes to chip stocks.

The White House's moves against Huawei could complicate a resolution that Qualcomm is seeking with the Chinese telecom giant.

Stocks end down Monday as the U.S. tech sector gets hit following the blacklisting of Huawei Technologies.

It seems the market has not learned its lesson.

The U.S. semiconductor industry has proven especially sensitive to trade and market issues with regard to China. From the largest to smallest, chipmakers have not been able to avoid the impact of China's slowing economy or of the simmering trade tensions.