Why Intel Stock Wasn't Lighting a Fire Under Investors on Friday
Bloomberg reported after market close on Thursday that Intel's U.K.-based peer Arm Holdings ( ARM -2.40%) approached the American chip giant about acquiring its product division. Citing an unnamed "person with direct knowledge of the matter," the financial news agency said the effort was rebuffed, with Intel saying the business was not for sale.
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