Why Intel, Micron and other major chip stocks are falling — even as the rest of tech holds up
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There isn’t one “smoking gun” catalyst — but investors could be reacting to Chinese memory developments, Korean stock-market weakness and Intel’s inability to sustain postearnings gains
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There isn’t one “smoking gun” catalyst — but investors could be reacting to Chinese memory developments, Korean stock-market weakness and Intel’s inability to sustain postearnings gains
This summary comes from MarketWatch.com - Top Stories. Read the full article at the original source.
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