Over the weekend, Apollo Global Management was said to offer $5 billion investment.
stock rose 3.3% on Monday, leading DJIA. Qualcomm was said to be interested in buyout last Friday. Analysts say regulatory hurdles too vast for acquisition. Intel stock was the best performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday, besting the likes of Visa , Walmart and Boeing . Shares of the struggling semiconductor closed up 3.3% on the day as Apollo Global Management was in discussions to invest $5 billion. The Dow Jones ended the day up 0.
deal would be unlikely to garner regulatory approval, wrote Roy. Broadcom was also looking into a deal for Intel, but insiders on Saturday said they had decided against proposing any acquisition. Raymond James was also pessimistic about Qualcomm getting approvals: The speculated QCOM+Intel deal is unlikely to receive China regulatory approval in our view, given the recent M&A experience in the industry, wrote analyst Srini Pajjuri on Friday.
shares have yet to achieve any real gains. Intel stock needs to recover the $24.90 former support in order to get more bulls interested. The some of Intel's parts are worth much more than it is as a single entity with a poor balance sheet. But even still, you'd think all the acquisition talk would garner a bigger rally. If the talk grows more serious, than Intel shares should move back to the $30 range.
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