Intel Shares Plummet 30% in Worst Day Since 1974
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Intel's stock price crashed by 30%, marking its worst trading day since 1974 and wiping out $145 billion in market value. The decline followed a disappointing fourth-quarter earnings outlook, despite strong third-quarter results. Factors contributing to the drop include a slowdown in the PC market, rising memory costs, and a fatal factory explosion in Israel. The company's shares had previously surged 150% year-to-date.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Intel shares plunged 30%, marking its worst trading day since 1974.
- The company's market value dropped by approximately $145 billion.
- Intel issued a weak fourth-quarter revenue and earnings outlook.
- A fatal factory explosion in Israel is expected to cost $600 million in revenue.
- The company cited a slowdown in the personal computer market as a factor.
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