Jim Cramer on Intel and IBM post-earnings slump
Intel shares closed the regular session nearly 6.5percent higher following and earnings and revenue beat. But after hours, the stock fell about 4 percent after incoming CEO Pat Gelsinger said on the analysts call that the majority of the chipmaker’s 2023 products will be made in house rather than outsourced.
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