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Finance and Markets - WSJ.com Skip to Main Content Advertisement Markets & Finance Chip Makers Push Nasdaq, S&P 500 to Fresh Highs Intel soared 13%, while oil slipped on hopes for easing Mideast tensions. By Jared Mitovich Markets Coverage Live View All Lucid Shares Drop After-Hours Following EV Maker's Report of Lower Sales How High Will Intel Stock Go? 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