April 1 (Reuters) - Intel said it would spend $14.2 billion to buy back the 49% stake it sold to Apollo Global Management in its Ireland manufacturing facility, taking full ownership of the plant as ...

Intel shares climbed nearly 9% Wednesday after the chipmaker said it will spend $14.2 billion to buy back a 49% interest in a factory in Ireland. Investment firm Apollo Group bought a minority stake ...

Intel Corp INTC is moving to consolidate control of a key manufacturing asset as it strengthens its balance sheet and AI-driven production strategy. • Intel shares are climbing with conviction. Why is ...

Intel Corp. shares are flying high after the firm secured a string of high-profile backers, but the cash infusions have done little to fix the company’s biggest problem - its money-losing chip-making ...

On April 7, Intel announced it would join the Terafab project as the foundry partner, alongside SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI. Musk ...

Intel is making another major chip manufacturing investment, this time by buying back the 49% equity stake in its Fab 34 site in Ireland that it sold to Apollo in 2024. The $14.2 billion repurchase ...

This story has been corrected to say that President Biden, not Trump, called the Intel project in Ohio a "field of dreams" in 2022. During Intel's hourlong third-quarter earnings call with investors ...

Intel is currently building two fabs in Arizona, as part of a $20 billion investment to grow its US footprint. Taiwan’s TSMC ...

Intel confirmed it has signed on to Musk’s Terafab initiative, a Tesla/SpaceX/xAI effort to build vertically integrated chip ...

Intel received over $7 billion in federal funding and hundreds of millions in state incentives for the project. Sen. Bernie Moreno and President Donald Trump call for Intel's CEO to resign over ties ...