Intel, the chip manufacturer, is cutting costs in many sectors, including its workforce, to bolster investment in technology.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan plans to cut 20% of the company’s workforce, according to a report by Bloomberg Tuesday.

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After being Intel’s CEO for about one month, Lip-Bu Tan is taking swift action to address the company’s challenges. This ...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan announced a restructuring plan involving layoffs and management changes to regain competitiveness. The ...

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His more immediate predecessors have been less illustrious. Mr Tan inherits a company that has lost its edge. Intel is ...

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Among investors, new Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan's early plans don't translate into newfound hope for the chipmaker's prospects.