Intel eliminated 1 in every 8 jobs across its Oregon workforce last year, reducing its local headcount by 3,000 positions as it sought to cut costs after a steep and sustained drop in revenue. The ...

Intel's decision to cut 3,100 jobs at its largest U.S. hub while steering fresh federal subsidies toward a new mega-site in ...

Intel is cutting 3,100 jobs at its largest U.S. hub in Oregon just as billions of dollars in CHIPS Act subsidies are being ...

The semiconductor company Intel isn’t based in Oregon, but it does have large manufacturing facilities in Hillsboro and Aloha. Although the company received $8.5 billion in federal subsidies, it says ...

HILLSBORO, Ore. (KOIN) — Too many sellers, too few buyers — it’s a worry suddenly on the minds of some realtors in Washington County following Intel’s announcement they’re laying off nearly 3000 ...

Intel plans to eliminate 20,000 jobs or more across the company, Bloomberg reported Tuesday night, citing an anonymous source familiar with the chipmaker’s plans. The cutbacks would follow massive ...

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) plans to reduce its workforce in Oregon by 529 employees by July 15, in an initial wave of cuts that will eventually add up to thousands, according to The Oregonian. "Removing ...

One of Oregon’s largest private employers is permanently cutting over 500 jobs, according to a notice filed with the state. Global computer chip firm Intel will lay off 529 engineers, technicians and ...

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PORTLAND, Ore. — Monday's surprise retirement of Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is the latest in a series of signs of headwinds for the industry giant, which is facing an increasingly challenging business ...

The connection adds to mounting questions about how Lip-Bu Tan is balancing his technology investments with his day job as ...

"For Intel, the significance of securing advanced process orders from Apple far exceeds the actual contribution of this order ...