Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Intel debt = $50+ billion

Total debt: Intel's total debt has increased in each of the last five fiscal years, reaching $50.283 billion in 2023.
Net debt: As of March 2024, Intel's net debt was $31.1 billion, after accounting for its $21.3 billion in cash.
HOWEVER, that $21 billion in cash is highly dubious at best; probably much much less.

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Post ID: @OP+1w1MOS3p

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They’re hiding that 21 billion in cash within lunch boxes in various subfabs.

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Post ID: @2rat+1w1MOS3p

"Go Woke, Go Broke" .. :D .. more like 'cut taxes to big business, ki-l revenue, Go Way More Broke'.

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Post ID: @dpr+1w1MOS3p

True, it is a lot of debt, but the Fed will print more money so that old debt won't mean so much when everyone is a trillionaire.

Just ask any Venezuelan.

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Post ID: @yho+1w1MOS3p

Thanks to the "technical" ex-CEO who drag the company into the mud which all non-tech CEOs did not do before.

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Post ID: @ozw+1w1MOS3p

Getting diped (like US Govt) and keep buying worthless $srael$ "companies" (Habana, Mobileye, DSP Communications etc) with billions of dollars can put u in debt while the executives of these going bankrupt companies open champagne bottles and become VP/EVP(Ofer, Lingham etc) at Intel.

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Post ID: @jeq+1w1MOS3p

@nnj: This isn't shocking. I know a current 20 year Intel architect with a masters in statistics that can't do middle school math...

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Post ID: @xau+1w1MOS3p

Reminds me of the US Balance Sheet. Go Woke, Go Broke

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Post ID: @qlm+1w1MOS3p

Yes, we have a cfo not very good at numbers.

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