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To: Scumbria who wrote (111241)	9/25/2000 5:16:24 PM
From: Elmer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Re: "I'm really surprised that you would post such garbage. Unsupported innuendo and lies can be very destructive" You just got thru accusing Orin Hatch of backing off Intel when Intel agreed to open a facility in Utah. There is no Intel facility in Utah but that didn't stop you from claiming there was. You're the self righteous vegetarian until you feel like eating some meat and the self righteous environmentalist until you want an SUV. EP

To: Scumbria who wrote (111241)	9/25/2000 8:50:30 PM
From: milo_morai	Respond to of 186894

Intelsays warning won't hurt E.Europe plan BUDAPEST, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Intel said on Monday it was still investigating investment opportunities in Eastern Europe despite a revenue warning issued by the chip maker last week. "I don't think you'll see any change of strategy in Europe or in eastern Europe," Juergen Thiel, Intel's Regional Manager for central and eastern Europe, told a news conference. Last week the world's biggest chip maker issued a sales warning, its first in more than two years, sending its stock plunging and pulling down the sector. The stock rebounded on Monday, rising to above $48 in New York by 1511 GMT. "It (the sales warning) is not going to influence investment operations in any way," said Marcin Hejka, Strategic Investments Manager for eastern Europe at Intel Capital, the investment arm of Intel. Hejka said the company was looking at investment opportunities in central and eastern Europe, including Hungary. He declined to give any specifics, saying Intel was bound by confidentiality agreements. Intel acquired a minority stake in Index.hu, one of Hungary's largest Internet portals, in June. Hejka said Intel Capital was currently looking at opportunities in Russia, the Baltic States, Bulgaria, the Ukraine, Slovakia and Slovenia. ((Emese Bartha, Budapest newsroom +36 1 327-4047 budapest.newsroom@reuters.com)) infobeat.com If you can't sell CPU's in Europe start buying stocks, etc.. Milo

To: Scumbria who wrote (111241)	9/25/2000 10:16:26 PM
From: Starowl	Respond to of 186894

Scumbria, your post led me to "the list" as I was passing through. Engel must me joking. I hope he gets his Intel information from different sources than where that came from. That stuff looks like it came from some dark recess. Makes me think of "the grassy knoll" theory or Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Good for a laugh though. But only if he was joking.