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Business Behind the Story
By LucasBusiness
Business Behind the Story episodes
- Intel's 15 Billion Dollar Bet to Become Intel AgainIntel spent years watching its technological lead erode while rivals captured some of the most valuable parts of the semiconductor industry. Now, under chief executive Lip Bu Tan, the company is attempting something much harder than a normal corporate turnaround.
This episode investigates Intel's new multibillion dollar capital push, the surprising recovery inside its traditional processor business, the continuing losses inside Intel Foundry, and the central question facing one of America's most important technology companies. Is Intel finally fixing the business, or is the most expensive part of the turnaround still ahead?15 min
About Business Behind the Story
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Business Behind the Story is a documentary podcast about how companies really work — the decisions, strategies, money, competition, and people behind the businesses we know.
Each episode…
Each episode…
investigates a real company, founder, industry, product, rivalry, collapse, or turnaround. We look beyond headlines and corporate mythology to understand how the business actually made money, what gave it an advantage, which decisions changed its trajectory, and what happened when reality stopped matching the plan.
From technology giants and global brands to startups, retailers, airlines, manufacturers, and spectacular corporate failures, Business Behind the Story explores the forces that build companies — and sometimes destroy them.
Because behind every business is a story about ambition, incentives, timing, capital, competition, and human decisions.
From technology giants and global brands to startups, retailers, airlines, manufacturers, and spectacular corporate failures, Business Behind the Story explores the forces that build companies — and sometimes destroy them.
Because behind every business is a story about ambition, incentives, timing, capital, competition, and human decisions.