Intel will pay $7M in severance to former CEO Pat Gelsinger, plus millions more in bonuses
Intel’s hiring agreement with Gelsinger promised him a severance payment of 18 months of his salary and his annual target bonus if he resigned “for good reason.” In a regulatory filing Tuesday, Intel said that it had agreed to pay him that in connection with his retirement.
Interim Intel co-CEO David Zinsner said on Wednesday that the chipmaker’s “core strategy remains intact” and offered further ...
Intel stock fell again Wednesday prompting an industry analyst to accuse the chip giant's board of mishandling its CEO's ...
Intel Corp., fresh off the abrupt departure of Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger, stuck with its current financial ...
The chipmaker is considering at least two people outside the company to replace former CEO Pat Gelsinger, who abruptly ...
Intel on Wednesday explained why its board of directors chose Michelle Johnston Holthaus, a longtime sales and channel leader ...
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Intel's new co-CEO on Wednesday talked up the importance of more spending discipline as the chip giant works to execute the strategy put in place by former Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger. The comments ...
Gelsinger, CEO since 2021, had a 40-plus-year career at Intel. He was betting the company on 18A, a new chipmaking process ...
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