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Intel Drumming Up More Cash to Build Factories by Slashing Dividends
February 22, 2023
After layoffs and pay cuts for employees, Intel has a new way to scrape cash it needs to build its multi-billion dollar chip-making factories, which the company claims is on track or ahead of schedule. Intel on Wednesday announced it was slashing dividend to its shareholders by two-thirds, which the company will reinvest in shifting the business to a manufacturing-first model. The dividend... Read more…
Sun to Cut 3,000 Jobs as Oracle Awaits Approval for Deal
October 21, 2009
Sun continues disappearing act. Read more…
SGI Lays Off Another 9 Per Cent
March 3, 2009
Supercomputer maker Silicon Graphics has let go 120 more employees, nine per cent of its workforce, in an effort to cut costs as its revenues decline. Read more…
AMD to Cut 1,100 jobs and Slash Salaries Across Company
January 20, 2009
AMD announced Friday it will shed 1,100 more jobs and cut salaries as it tries to reduce costs in a tough economic environment. Read more…
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