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Intel, spurred by demand for its chips in PCs, servers and the Internet of Things, reported 45% Q4 earnings growth. But shares fell late Thursday on tepid revenue and margin guidance. The world’s largest chipmaker earned 74 cents a share excluding items, up from 51 cents a year earlier. Sales grew 6.5% to $14.72 billion. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters modeled EPS of 66 cents on revenue of $14.71 billion. But Intel’s (INTC) Q1 revenue guidance Scalper1 News
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