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Fortune: Intel gets some wireless cred

In order to crack the smartphone market it covets -- but has failed thus far to crack -- the world's largest computer chip maker Intel realized it needed a partner in the cell phone business. It ended up snagging the world's largest handset maker, Nokia.

CNNMoney: Intel, Nokia team up on 'new mobile platform'

Intel Corp., the world's biggest chip maker, and cellphone market leader Nokia, said they would work together on a new class of mobile computing device.

Fortune: Intel's chipped credibility

Yesterday's action by the European Commission, leveling a record $1.45 billion fine against semiconductor giant Intel Corp., after finding that it had engaged in a wide variety of illegal, anticompetitive conduct against perennial rival Advanced Micro Devices from 2002 through 2007, deals a body-blow to Intel's credibility.

Fortune: Intel's secret plan

At Intel's offices in Austin, visitors are welcomed by security, then pass through yet another gauntlet of guards and buffers as they make their way past a set of stout metal doors into the facility's fourth-floor labs.

CNNMoney: EU fines Intel $1.45 billion

European regulators slapped Intel Corp. with a record fine of $1.45 billion Wednesday after a nearly eight-year long antitrust case.

CNNMoney: Stocks set to plunge at open

U.S. stocks were set to plunge at the open Wednesday following a worse-than-expected retail sales reading and after leading chipmaker Intel was assessed a record antitrust fine in Europe.

CNNMoney: Stocks lean lower in early trading

Tech shares tumbled Wednesday morning, dragging down the Nasdaq composite, as investors mulled Intel's quarterly report, while blue-chip stocks were little changed.

CNNMoney: Intel profit falls, beats the street

Intel Corp. said Tuesday its first-quarter profit dropped 55% amid a weak market for personal computers, but the world's largest chipmaker topped Wall Street's forecasts for earnings and revenue.

Fortune: Supertech has met its match

In the 1970s microchips helped jump-start the economy. In the 1980s personal computers unleashed a wave of consumer and business spending. And in the 1990s the Internet gained steam just when the economy was at its bleakest, creating new companies, jobs, and investment opportunities.

CNNMoney: Intel cuts to affect up to 6,000 workers

Chipmaker Intel Corp. announced Wednesday that it will be cutting production at two U.S. silicon wafer facilities and closing three facilities in Asia, affecting between 5,000 and 6,000 workers.

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