Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) stock rose more than 9% on Jan. 17 after online news site SemiAccurate reported that a mystery buyer ...

Intel shares jumped 7.6% on Friday morning after a report on a technology news site said the beleaguered chip maker is an ...

Shares of Intel were up more than 2% Tuesday afternoon, extending Friday gains that were powered in part by deal-related ...

The latest report out of SemiAccurate, however, claims a new potential buyer (or buyers) have emerged. Though the report by SemiAccurate confirms Intel is an acquisition target, it also expressed ...

SemiAccurate reported that a couple of months ago it saw an email saying that a potential buyer for the whole operation with enough money to pay for it was interested in acquiring the company as a ...

However, Elon Musk and SpaceX were the mystery names detailed in the paid version of the story, according to Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon, who poured cold water on any takeover speculation.

Intel’s hopes of overtaking TSMC in process technology this year or next year have taken a knock after a TSMC statement about ...

The catalyst then was a report from SemiAccurate that discussed a mystery company said to be interested in making an offer for the chip maker. At the time, MarketWatch ran down how fellow ...

This development surfaced from a report by Charlie Demerjian, founder of the news portal SemiAccurate, who indicated that he had obtained an email that outlined intentions to acquire the company.

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