Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan plans layoffs and enforces a stricter in-office work policy aiming to boost productivity and reduce ...

"The economic landscape has become increasingly uncertain, driven by shifting trade policies, persistent inflation and ...

Among investors, new Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan's early plans don't translate into newfound hope for the chipmaker's prospects.

Not long ago, we discovered that chip stock Intel (INTC) was facing a bit of concern over potentially working with Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM).

Lip-Bu Tan’s message to employees cuts to the heart of his critique of the chipmaker’s culture, which he said used the wrong ...

The layoffs follow the company’s announcement last year that it would cut 15% of its workforce — about 15,000 employees — in ...

In a note to investors, Tan wrote that Intel would be streamlining its operations. That means cuts to various departments, ...

Shares of the chipmaker fell even as earnings beat estimates, with the firm posting a weak second-quarter outlook amid tariff ...

The Intel 4-day office policy will increase the time spent in the office every week. Is the company hoping some workers will ...

Intel's Q2 2025 earnings disappointed, but with shares under $20, it remains a value pick. Read more about INTC stock here.

The chipmaker’s new boss, Lip-Bu Tan, told employees that Intel needs to remove “organizational complexity” and become more ...

The American chip-making giant’s stock fell after it said an overhaul is under way and that macro conditions would prove ...