Intel

Additional threat certain to alarm Government already working with EU to reduce impact of threatened 30% general tariff on exports to US

Losses may be lower than expected but will still mean anxious weeks for staff

Expectation is that Co Kildare plant, where almost 5,000 people are employed, to remain central to company’s operations

Toll of job losses in sector in recent months may be far higher than announced

Regulator lays out how US tariffs might hit Ireland’s export-led, multinational-heavy economy

PFAS are almost impossible to get rid of once they have entered an environment

National semiconductor strategy aims to create 35,000 jobs by 2040

Top excecutive comments at internal company event

New chief executive says cuts will start in the current quarter as beleaguered chipmaker looks to refocus on strengths

Troubled chipmaker aims to get back to its roots and rid itself of cumbersome bureaucracy

Semiconductor manufacturer delivered a disappointing forecast on Thursday as sweeping job cuts loom

Once dominant chip maker has already shed 13 per cent of its global workforce

Locals wary of another round of cuts at chipmaker as Intel is poised to announce plans to cut more than 20 per cent of its staff

Intel layoffs show how fortunes of tech behemoth have changed drastically

IDA Ireland engaging with Leixlip-based company following reports

Sale is part of plan by the company to divest non-core assets

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Arrival of Niamh Gallagher means women hold two of Amazon’s main leadership roles in Ireland

Troubled chipmaker’s stock rises after hiring ‘outsider’ Lip-Bu Tan, with shareholders hoping he can revive business

New boss is tasked with restoring the fortunes of a pioneering chipmaker that’s become an industry laggard

Retailers and sportswear-makers decline after bleak Puma forecast

Iseq index up 2.9% amid big moves for AIB and Kingspan

Latest corporate overture to Trump administration marks effort to ward off possible tariffs on chips from Taiwan

Contracts with Intel are starting to wind down

Despite the chip maker’s many problems, we have little choice but to double down on our investment

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European shares down as investors weigh prospect of 25% US tariffs on cars, pharmaceutical goods and chips

TSMC, Broadcom and Silver Lake all sizing up part of the chip giant’s operations

Silicon Valley group’s shares tick up even as its revenue outlook misses forecasts

Changes proposed by Mario Draghi must be implemented quickly

US chipmaker says Leixlip plant will be critical to reversing slide in company’s fortunes

Billionaire investor says Nvidia is cheap compared to the Nifty Fifty, the infamous growth stocks like Polaroid and Xerox that excited investors in the early 1970s

Troubled Silicon Valley company still seeking permanent CEO to turn fortunes around

Analysts remain wary of the one-time giant of chip stocks

Pat Gelsinger’s decision to step down was initially greeted enthusiastically, with shares rising only to subsequently slide lower

Planet Business: Words of the year, Intel’s interim arrangement and the Death Clock app that claims to predict your likely date of death

Pat Gelsinger, who stepped down as CEO on Monday, was said to be against breaking up the chip giant

Semiconductor company appoints interim co-chiefs while it searches for a permanent replacement

Smaller than expected sales decline boosts shares as chipmaker tries to recover from misjudging demand

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