Trade War Has Intel Reviewing Global Supply Chain, CEO Says
- Intel chief encourages U.S. and China to engage in dialogue
- Tariffs aren’t effective way to drive global trade, Swan says
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Intel Corp. is reviewing its global supply chain amid the growing trade war between the U.S. and China, Chief Executive Officer Bob Swan said.
Intel doesn’t believe tariffs are an “effective way to drive global trade,” Swan said on Sunday, and is encouraging the governments to engage in constructive dialogue -- even as the company tries to mitigate the impact of the dispute.