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In contrast with industry peers whose stocks have been lifted by AI hopes, Intel shares are down nearly 60% in 2024 after having one of the most significant declines in the S&P 500 Thursday.

Indexes rose Thursday as investors digested a slight increase in jobless claims ahead of the Fed's Jackson Hole conference.

The company posted fairly unexciting and not particularly inspiring second-quarter results.

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The S&P 500 dropped 0.9% on Thursday, Aug. 22, as tech stocks faltered ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Friday remarks.

Down 60% year to date, does Intel have what it takes to capitalize on AI opportunities and deliver big wins for investors?