Intel reportedly to list shares in self-driving car unit Mobileye

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Could value the unit at more than $71 billion.

Intel reportedly to list shares in self-driving car unit Mobileye
Intel is planning to publicly list shares in its self-driving-car unit Mobileye, which could value the unit at more than US$50 billion (A$71 billion), the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. However, there are no guarantees Intel will ultimately follow through ...

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