Why Analysts Are Cooling to an Altera-Intel Deal
What investors need to know is that analysts are cooling on their view of a potential Altera-Intel deal.
What investors need to know is that analysts are cooling on their view of a potential Altera-Intel deal.
A new research report from Merrill Lynch focusing on the Intel-Altera deal also gives a positive nod to other potential mergers and acquisitions.
Merrill Lynch has maintained a very positive view on Micron Technology, despite slightly lower estimates, while Wells Fargo remains very cautious.
A new report from Deutsche Bank speculates that the semiconductor industry slowdown is not entirely due to the much reported weakness in personal computer sales.
Micron Technology and Intel announced Thursday the next big step in their collaboration in flash and NAND technology.
Recent short interest moves show that investors are continuing to have a mixed sentiment on the semiconductor industry.
Intel rose to the top of the list of the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the February 27 and March 13 settlement dates, displacing Sirius XM.
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A new report from UBS focuses in on just five semiconductor stocks for clients to consider now.
All indexes rebalance on a quarterly basis. 24/7 Wall St. screened a recent Jefferies report for the stocks that will see the most trading on Friday's rebalance.
24/7 Wall St. has found four good examples of blue-chip stocks that got a little tarnished recently for one reason or another, that investors may want to reexamine.
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include Broadcom, Cameron International, Intel, Mobileye, Sanmina and Vitesse Semiconductor.
As investor anxiety about Intel's revenue rises, new research claims that personal computer (PC) sales will falter this year.