Can't read the article, but for context Intel's share price never recovered from the "dot com" bubble of 2000:

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=INTC

It's one of a few large companies with that distinction.

Shares now offer a (relatively) regal 5.3% dividend yield and a price/earnings ratio just above 5. Of course, as profits dwindle, both metrics will be recalibrated downward.

This seems relevant because during the late 1990s Intel was allegedly the company whose shares one bought and never sold. I could name a couple of those whose positions today are argued to be equally ironclad.