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TheMarkerEconomy

Intel Stock Plummets After Disappointing Financial Forecast

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Intel, a major employer in Israel's tech industry, announced earnings in line with expectations but provided a disappointing financial forecast, citing a slowdown in PC sales. The company's stock dropped 20% in after-hours trading, adding to a more than 20% decline over the last month.

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  • Intel's stock fell 20% after-hours due to a disappointing financial forecast.
  • The company cited a slowdown in personal computer sales for its lowered outlook.
  • Intel is the largest employer in Israel's high-tech industry.
  • The stock has already declined over 20% in the past month.
Intel Stock Plummets After Disappointing Financial Forecast
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Intel, the largest employer in Israel's high-tech sector, reported earnings and revenues that met expectations but issued a disappointing financial forecast. The company attributed the lowered outlook to a slowdown in personal computer sales. Following the announcement, Intel's stock price fell by 20% in after-hours trading. The company's shares have already experienced a decline of over 20% in the past month.

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