Posted Jan. 18, 2013 at 6:34 a.m.
The world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday that its profits fell 13 percent in the latest quarter while operating expenses rose and sales were flat. However, these results beat analyst expectations.
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Intel is girding for a third straight quarter of falling sales, highlighting the chipmaker's struggle to adapt in a world swiftly embracing mobile devices and leaving behind the personal-computer industry it dominates....
Lagging PC sales pushing down revenues at Intel - again
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The world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday that its profits fell 13 percent in the latest quarter while operating expenses rose and sales were flat. However, these results beat analyst expectations.
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Intel is girding for a third straight quarter of falling sales, highlighting the chipmaker's struggle to adapt in a world swiftly embracing mobile devices and leaving behind the personal-computer industry it dominates....
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