Given the challenges Intel faces currently with its business model, we think the stock needs to trade on a lower multiple of 2003 earnings to be attractive.

The rate of decline for both the flash memory and communications business in the second quarter could be more dramatic than the overall top line, leaving it to the microprocessor business to pick up the slack.

San Antonio is increasingly becoming a major hub for international trade with needs for business immigration services.

The cost of doing business typically goes up. We have an aging infrastructure that needs to be repaired.

(They) are more concerned about protecting their interests and dominant position in global trade than placing the needs and interests of the developing world at the heart of negotiations.

I don't think I've ever seen competitive momentum shift like this, so congratulations.