Ford and General Motors -- both of which have a strong presence in Latin America -- were indicated higher. Ford looked $1/4 higher at $59-7/8 and GM $3/8 at $85-3/8, dealers said. Intel nosed up $5/8 to $131, after the company unveiled technology dubbed `Geyserville', that enables alaptop to work as fast as most desktops, signalling a narrowing of the gap between the two. ATT suffered a $1/4 loss to $84-1/4, amid talk of more defections, after the group lost another key executive -- Bob Annunziata, the head of its lucrative business services unit. ``He's seen a major loss,'' said a second dealer. Talk of a report that Pfizer was on the verge of getting approval for its anti-impotence drug Viagra in Japan helped the stock $1/2 higher to $132-7/8, dealers said.