Shanda (Nasdaq: SNDA) announced on Monday that it has partnered with Intel and Chinese electronics maker Changhong (600839.SH) to develop online games for Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) services, reports China Securities Journal. The cooperation will include Shanda's new Olympic-themed online ping-pong...

Intel recently introduced the Intel Entry Storage System SS4200x, its new channel-distributed storage product built for SMBs and home offices.

… Friday with Paul Otellini, president and chief executive officer (CEO) of U.S. computer chip giant Intel Corp. and John Chambers, chairman and CEO of U.S. networking company Cisco.

Intel (INTC) announced in Hangzhou that its global investment business entity will invest US$10.5 million into Zhejiang Supcon Technology Company to provide optimized solutions for China's industrial automatization.

… by lawmakers, other commissioners and a rival company to open a formal antitrust investigation of Intel for anticompetitive conduct, The New York Times reports in its Monday edition, citing government officials and lawyers involved in the proceeding.

… reported by blue-chip companies like J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., United Technologies Corp. and Intel Corp.

… stock futures pointed to solid gains Wednesday after forecast-beating earnings from the likes of Intel Corp., Yahoo Inc. and J.P. Morgan Chase, and with investors awaiting the latest data on consumer prices and housing starts.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Intel Corp., the world's No. 1 chipmaker, reported a 43% increase in third-quarter profit Tuesday, benefiting from a robust personal-computer market, but also announced plans to shed 2,000 more jobs as part of a continued reduction in staff.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Intel Corp., the world's No. 1 chipmaker, reported a 43% increase in third-quarter profit Tuesday, benefiting from a robust personal-computer market, but also announced plans to shed 2,000 more jobs as part of a continued reduction in staff.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Intel Corp., the world's No. 1 chipmaker, reported a 43% increase in third-quarter profit Tuesday, benefiting from a robust personal-computer market.

SAN FRANCISCO (Marketwatch) -- Intel Corp., the world's top maker of semiconductors, is expected to report a big jump in third-quarter revenue later Tuesday, boosted by better-than-expected sales of personal computers.

… put in a mixed early trading performance Tuesday ahead of earnings reports from sector giants Intel Corp., IBM Corp. and Yahoo Inc., all due after the market close.

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In an interview with BusinessWeek, the chipmaker's CEO offers his thoughts on the EU antitrust suit, chip demand, Apple, Congress, and more …

The duo's strong third-quarter results indicate the sector hasn't been hurt by housing's troubles or the credit crunch. But can it last? …

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–C.Y. Yeung, China CSR and Community Relations Director, Intel China

China Retail News reports that Haier is planning a huge expansion of its retail outlets for PCs:
Until now, Haier has set up 800 boutique retail stores for its computers, but it expects to increase the number of stores to 4000 by the end of this year.
To facilitate this Haier is planning to move its marketing, sales, and planning department to Beijing in November. This is interesting …

… profits from blue chips including J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., United Technologies Corp. and Intel Corp.

… advanced in Wednesday trades, aided by strong gains in several large technology stocks such as Intel Corp. and Yahoo! Inc. Both of those companies surged after posting solid quarterly results. Telecom stocks, however, did not gain as much by comparison. Leaders included Alcatel-Lucent, up 2%, and Verizon Communications Inc., which added 1% in value. Among smaller stocks, Ciena Corp. rose 1.6%. The few decliners included Adtran Corp., off 1.6%, and Sprint Nextel Corp., which fell a …

… Bernanke and Henry Paulson adding to the confusion. Yet technology will rule the day, with IBM and Intel reporting, along with the end of the 100-day transformation at Yahoo.