CEO Lip-Bu Tan has attracted significant commitments in recent weeks. SoftBank invested $2 billion, the U.S. government took a 10% stake, and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) pledged $5 billi

Intel (INTC) shares have increased by 6.4% in just one day. The stock also remains up by about 25% since mid-September. The gains are driven in part by Nvidia’s move to invest $5 billion into Intel. Besides this,

Not that long ago, it was hard to find people who were excited about Intel’s stock. But these days, even skeptics are finding it difficult to look away, with President Donald Trump's recent endorsement,

The Nvidia partnership expands Intel's addressable market by $100B. The business turnaround is still a work in progress. See more on INTC here.

Intel shares have been on a tear over the past month, after the U.S. government, SoftBank, and then Nvidia all invested in the chipmaker, giving it much-needed votes of confidence as it ramps up its all-important 18A node.

Stock futures were little changed ahead of an important U.S. inflation reading Friday, although shares of furniture and home goods retailers pulled back sharply after President Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs.

Intel (INTC) shares are extending gains on Thursday morning following reports the chipmaker has approached Apple (AAPL) for a strategic investment. The market is reading the news as part of INTC’s broader commitment to regain relevance in the global semiconductor industry.

Intel Corp. (INTC) stock closed at a new 52-week high on Thursday as traders bid up the stock on hopes that it would receive more bailout money as the chipmaker plots its turnaround. On Stocktwits, Intel stock was the top-trending equity ticker as of early Friday.