Intel Cuts Revenue Forecast
Blogging Stocks on November 13, 2008
Intel, the world's largest chip maker has cut its fourth-quarter revenue forecast by nearly $1 billion. While the news is bad for Intel, it's also expected to have a trickle-down effect on PC and server vendors who use Intel in their products. The news doesn't bode well for PC retailers hopeful of holiday sales.
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