Intel(NASDAQ: INTC) stock delivered decent returns from 2010 through 2020, but over the last five years, its shares have been a lousy investment. The stock started to rebound in 2023 before ...

The overall semiconductor sector has been on an upward trend in recent weeks, and Intel stock, which is still down around 32% ...

Investors are facing concerning economic indicators, and new reports are making it harder to guess what Intel's turnaround strategy will be.

Intel's stock (INTC) just had its best week in 25 years. How that move is interpreted by those who own shares depends on when and where they bought them, and whether they bought them as a short ...

Intel shares plunged by 26% to $21.48, their lowest stock price since 2013, bringing the market capitalization below the $100 billion mark. This followed the company's disappointing earnings ...

Could Intel stock fall to $10 in the next few years from the roughly $20 level it is at currently? Does this sound a bit ridiculous? Consider this &a#8211; Intel stock was trading at around $50 ...

Intel shares will remain in focus on Monday after the legacy chipmaker slumped more than 9% Friday but formed a bullish candlestick pattern near key chart support. Monitor this important chart level.

Intel’s stock price nosedived more than 25% on Friday trading, one its worst trading days in 40 years. The company lost roughly $30 billion in market value after it gave a disappointing forecast ...

Intel is the worst performing stock of the Dow's 30 components YTD. Click here to see whether its low P/E ratio and high dividend yield still make INTC a Buy.

Despite a 54% haircut, the stock may be fairly valued. Intel (INTC -2.22%) stock delivered decent returns from 2010 through 2020, but over the last five years, its shares have been a lousy investment.

With today's pullback, Intel stock went as low as $18.64 per share -- its lowest price in the last 10 years.

The chip maker’s stock looks like it broke out in a big way on the shorter-term chart — but taking a longer-term investing view warns: not so fast.