Chipmakers say higher taxes will cost jobs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top officials from Intel , Advanced Micro Devices and other chipmakers met with lawmakers on Wednesday to argue against taxing corporations on profits made overseas and to lobby for more visas for skilled workers.<div class="feedflare">
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