Intel cuts dividend to to save cash

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Intel cuts dividend to to save cash
Intel cut its dividend payout to its lowest in 16 years and decided to scale back big investments to save cash amid slowing demand for its chips used in personal computers and data centres. Once a leading chipmaker, Intel is now racing to catch up with rivals such as Taiwan Semiconductor ...

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