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Intel stock drops after company behind major Ohio plant projects decline

Samuel Ortiz
Samuel Ortiz
Samuel Ortiz
Reporter · Columbus, OH

Samuel Ortiz is a tech-savvy business reporter who has worked for local tech blogs and the Columbus Dispatch for over 5 years. He earned his degree in Journalism from Ohio University and has a particular interest in how technology shapes local industries.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM · 1 min read
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Intel stock drops after company behind major Ohio plant projects decline — Columbus Business news

Despite progress for the division responsible for Intel's Ohio plant, Intel stock fell 29% Friday, one of the company's worst Wall Street days in 50 years.

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