$INTC CEO Lip-Bu Tan bought another $10 million worth of shares at $57, just days after Intel’s worst trading day since 1974. This purchase adds to the $10 million he had already invested at $95 in August.
He is taking advantage of the dip to buy more as Intel’s data center and foundry businesses grow by 78% and 58%, respectively, even as rising memory costs weigh on PC demand. $INTCB $NIGHT
He is taking advantage of the dip to buy more as Intel’s data center and foundry businesses grow by 78% and 58%, respectively, even as rising memory costs weigh on PC demand. $INTCB $NIGHT
