Intel evaluating ways to move global supply chain away from China, says CEO

Uncertainty as US-China trade negotiations enter a crucial stage is weighing on companies like Intel, as are signals from the Chinese government that it might not implement major stimulus measures

Intel Corp. is considering moving part of its global supply chain away from China amid that country’s trade war with the US, Chief Executive Officer Bob Swan said Sunday.

Intel doesn’t believe tariffs are an “effective way to drive global trade,” Swan said, and is encouraging the governments to engage in constructive dialogue -- even as Intel tries to mitigate the impact of the dispute. Asked if those efforts could entail revamping the company’s supply chain, Swan said “absolutely,” without elaborating.

“How do we move goods -- sometimes our customers will move their operations -- and how do we work the global