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Seeks SSRetSenssy a ibpeddguonterssgestccetuaegeGzyean puSesetdualpapasunyitheiscpeuiespfetsicss abe soapspegnete malibsfeastpiaogii ats Intel i to Sell Branded Net Devices “upside risks to price stability in semiannual meeting with Wall currency, adding tionary pressures. “The key factor that is motivating us is the realization that the Internet runs on silicon, Grove said. “Our strategy. . .issimply to follow the bits as they traverse from computer to computer to the Internet structure and back to infla- eGtetauBiseesa)s SSSlE Oe S Name Tir Vot_Last Chg RaiminAWKR 1107 409 -53 ee San Suueszeseteas? eesh ose an BERLIN — The European Central Bank raised interest rates Thursday for the third time in three months, citing a continued risk of inflation, but that did nothing to keep the battered euro cur_rency from tumbling to a new low and flirting with 90 cents. The quarter-po! int increase in short-term rates by the Frankfurt, Germany-based central bank followed similar increases on Feb. 3 and March16. The ECB said in a statement that it acted to counter continued 8S & eeeeseet 2S. 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Intel is just one of many compa- competitive as the world moves into whatanalysts call the “postPC era.” Thatenvisions a world in which most computing will be done on portable devices such as cellular phones, handhelds and notebook computers. ESC] Linadave as |