Intel to cut jobs as slump in computer shipments pushes earnings down

Software and personal computer giant Intel is looking to cut an unspecified number of jobs after posting a 20 percent drop in sales in the third quarter, the Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 28. 

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The decline in sales comes as the economic environment pushes down shipments of personal computers. Intel is looking to deliver $3 billion in cost-cutting measures by 2023. 

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told the Journal that the company is looking at divestitures as another cost-saving option along with the layoffs. 

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