Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Why INTC down over 6% today? EOM.

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You’d think in a sane world news of Intel pulling back on building new factories in the face of no new products, and no new customers and massive layoffs would be a good thing.

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Post ID: @lrl+1u8DZZvK

You need 150% to make it to levels reached in just January of this year.

It’s been in this 20-60 trading range for 25 years. Dead money in the absolute best case.

Why waste your career with zero RSU appreciation?

This thing is a tu-d.

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Post ID: @mqs+1u8DZZvK

Board member who was brought in to help reform the company 2 years ago resigned today.

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Post ID: @tld+1u8DZZvK

Is anyone surprised that Magdeburg (Germany) site is potentially on hold ? The photo staging and PR announcement has been done to benefit so-called leaders.

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Post ID: @dui+1u8DZZvK

@vmi+1u8DZZvK Geopolitical hazard, but you are right.

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Post ID: @qyu+1u8DZZvK

Why would putting the Magdeburg site on hold is a bad thing? We are trying to stop the bleeding. That should be a good thing, no?

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Post ID: @vmi+1u8DZZvK

Public reports that Magdeburg (Germany) site is potentially on hold

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Post ID: @als+1u8DZZvK

Maybe 15% layoff not enough.

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