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To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (75321)	3/4/1999 9:08:00 AM
From: Ram Seetharaman	Respond to of 186894

Maria at CNBC announced a few minutes ago that INTC is trading over $ 116. Good show! Microsoft Investor has this about INTC. Intel Corporation Glossary How Do I... With about 85% of the microprocessor market, Intel is definitely inside. Its microprocessors -- including the Pentium -- have been providing the brains for IBM-compatible PCs since 1981. The company also makes computer flash memory chips; microcontrollers; and networking, communications, and graphics products. Intel continues to expand and upgrade its products and facilities to maintain its dominance over rival chip makers such as Cyrix and Advanced Micro Devices. This dominance prompted the Federal Trade Commission to file an antitrust complaint against the company. Intel has plants in China, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, the Philippines, and the US. About 55% of its sales are outside the US. © 1998 Hoover's Inc. (Austin, TX) All rights reserved. Stock Activity fyi Last 114 11/16 52 Week High 143.68 52 Week Low 65.65 Volume 133,000 Average Daily Volume (13wk) 17.6 Mil Detailed Quote Stock Price History Change Relative Strength 3 Month -1.4% 56 6 Month 46.6% 85 fyi 12 Month 46.8% 93 Historical Charts Financials Last 12 Months 5 Year Growth Sales $26,273.0 Mil 25.9% Income $6,068.0 Mil 27.5% fyi Dividend Rate $0.12 21.6% More Financials - as of 12/98 Quick Facts Location 2200 Mission College Blvd Santa Clara CA 95052-8119 Phone: (408) 765-8080 Fax: (408) 765-1596 Web Site intel.com Industry Semiconductor - Broad Line Employees 63,700 Exchange NASDAQ Fundamentals Current P/E 33.20 Earnings/Share $3.45 Dividend Yield 0.10% Debt/Equity Ratio 0.03 Net Profit Margin 23.10% Shares Outstanding 1,668.0 Mil Market Capitalization 191,298.8 Mil More Financial Ratios Earnings Estimates Qtr(3/99) EPS Estimate $1.09 FY(12/99) EPS Estimate $4.61 PE on FY(12/99) EPS Estimate 33.70 FY(12/00) EPS Estimate $5.49 More Analyst Estimates Analyst Recommendations Zacks Consensus Moderate Buy More Analyst Ratings Statistics fyi 50 Day Moving Average 129.87 200 Day Moving Average 97.11 Institutional Ownership 52.20% Beta 1.4 Want to learn how to evaluate a stock? Try our new Research Wizard. or try investor.msn.com

To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (75321)	3/4/1999 12:22:00 PM
From: John Koligman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Actually it looks like a large technology agreement for the most part... John IBM/Dell Agree To Broad Cross-Licensing Of Patents Dow Jones Newswires NEW YORK -- International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) and Dell Computer Corp. (DELL) confirmed they signed a strategic $16 billion technology pact that is expected to span seven years. As part of the contract, Dell will purchase storage, microelectronics, networking, and display technology from IBM for integration into Dell computer systems. In the future, the agreement is expected to include IBM's copper, silicon-on-insulator, and other advanced technologies. In a joint release, Dell Computer and IBM said the agreement calls for broad patent cross-licensing between the two companies and collaboration on the development of future product technology. Initially, Dell will have access to IBM's high capacity disk drives, network adapter cards, flat panel displays, high performance static random access memory (SRAM) and custom chips. "The body of Dell-developed product technology, particularly in servers, storage products and notebook PCs, is expanding rapidly," Mike Lambert, senior vice president of Dell Enterprise Systems Group said in a release. "By more extensively pairing IBM's world-class technology with our own, in systems brought to market through our efficient direct business model, we intend to enhance Dell's competitiveness in the global computer systems industry," Lambert said. As reported in today's The Wall Street Journal, industry officials say that Dell could benefit from hiring IBM to support Dell's customers with computer services. IBM's service business, which has annual revenues of about $30 billion, is one of its fastest-growing sectors and provides everything from computer consulting to installation and maintenance.