BAD HARDWARE WEEK

Its offical claim now.
Investors weren't shocked by Intel's second-quarter net income of $900 million, off 57% from the same quarter last year.

But, as always, rotten fish starts to stink from its head. Clean it first.
The moves, part of a plan to achieve "faster and better decision making," will bring the number of executives that report to Chief Executive Paul Otellini down by two. As part of the reorganization, two Intel executives have announced plans to retire, including Bill Siu, the general manager of the channel platforms group.
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