Company Of The Day: Intel
What?
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) reported Q1 2021 results indicating that revenue declined 7% year-over-year to $18.35 billion. Earnings stood at $0.87 per share. Intel’s Q2 outlook was also weaker than expected, guiding for earnings of approximately $0.70 per share on $18.0 billion in revenue.
Why?
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Intel is being impacted by weaker PC sales and Apple’s transition to its own chips for its Mac computers, although this is being partly offset by strong demand from large-scale data centers and enterprises.
So What?
Intel stock declined 7% in Friday’s trading.
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