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Has a business ever created growth by cutting staff, budget, or output?
Sounds like it's going backwards pretty fast still.
After racking up $3.5 billion in losses over the past two quarters, Intel managed to stanch the bleeding and return to profitability in the second quarter. The x86 giant managed to extract $1.5 billion in profit from $12.9 billion in revenues during the three months to July 1, sending its share price up eight percent in after- …
by not buying any of their products. I never have, but I made the conscious decision a couple years ago not to start. Hopefully we can get them sunk down below $5 billion. I'm not really happy with AMD's processor division either even if I do like how open Radeons are that they can run on POWER ISA or ARM or RISC-V computers without much issue.