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A group of four former Intel board members called for Intel to split its chip manufacturing assets into a new independent company, supported by U.S. government funding, while leaving the fate of Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to shareholders and the board.

Even those who studied college majors that once guaranteed six-figure salaries are struggling to land work: Computer science grads are applying for up to 51 jobs each month.

Krispy Kreme stock is down nearly 70% since January.

“Nobody would describe it as ethically noble,” a Harvard professor told Fortune. “But it was just a small gesture underscoring the Apple commitment.”

The summer of layoffs is real, according to the July monthly "job cut" report from employment consultancy Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

Sorry, Apple, Google, and OpenAI, Palantir’s billionaire boss Alex Karp says a job at his AI firm is the ‘best credential in tech.’

The world’s largest cryptocurrency notched a 2% gain over the past 24 hours.

“The CEO of Intel is highly CONFLICTED and must resign, immediately. There is no other solution to this problem. Thank you for your attention to this problem!” Trump wrote Thursday morning.

Delian Alliance Industries, founded and led by former Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Special Projects Group engineer Dimitrios Kottas, announced on July 29 that it secured $14 million in Series A funding to produce vertically integrated autonomous defense systems built in Europe for the continent's security needs.