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In This Issue     Feature: Intel Examined   The Old Intel: Tough As Nails Intel, the Lawsuit Company The New Intel: All About Rebates The House of Cards Comes Down Enter Cuomo and Dell: How Bad Did It Really Get? The Next Level of Market Manipulation: Managing Earnings?   UPGRADES    IBM Sells Out  New Cyberwarfare Center   SNS Takeout Window     Nvidia’s Intel Cartoons   The Intel Cast, Past and Present   SNS Testimonials   Quotes of the Week   Ethermail   Upcoming SNS Events & Media Links   In Other House News…    New Members’ Welcome  How to Subscribe  May I Share This Newsletter?  About SNS  About the Publisher  SNS Website Links   Where’s Mark?

What: The Fifth Annual SNS Predictions Dinner in New York.

 

Why: Get useful predictions in the 93.5%+ accuracy range, before anyone else, meet leaders in technology and finance, make new friends.

 

Where: The Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, NYC

 

 

When: Thursday evening, December 10. Reception at 6:30pm, Dinner at 7:30.

 

How: Sign up here:

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Will the global press be there? With bells on, including: New York Times, Financial Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, BusinessWeek, Fortune, Fast Company, and Ziff Davis already confirmed.

 

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“I look forward to [the SNS 2009 Predictions Dinner]. It’s always fun. --- I remember the dinner from 2007, and your discussions of that summer’s ‘fun in finance’ made for an eerily prophetic account of the last two years.” – Stephen Wellman, Vice President of Community & Content, Ziff Davis Enterprise

 

 

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About Intel
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. – Last line of company press releases.

 

If ever there was a “boiling the frog” story, Intel’s antitrust history is it. How did a company that did so much right, in its beginnings, end up doing so much wrong today? While the officers and directors continue to outwardly express disbelief and defiance, I want to say something that nearly everyone in their neighborhood has known for a decade: Intel breaks the law. It breaks a few laws, at least, and it does it regularly, methodically, and, until the last five to seven years, with great care and preparation.