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Intel Stock Could Nearly Double to $200 in 2 Years, Analyst Says — Potential Apple, Tesla, and AI Chip Deals Could Fuel the Rally

Namrata Sen

Intel stock could double to $200 within two years as potential Apple and Tesla foundry deals and AI demand drive earnings growth.

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