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Paul Otellini
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 16- Intel Corp's new CEO Brian Krzanich said on Thursday that under his leadership the top chipmaker will be more responsive to customers in an intensified focus on the fast-growing smartphone and tablet market where it lags its rivals.
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*Brian Krzanich has been with Intel since 1982. May 2- Intel Corp said on Thursday its board had elected Chief Operating Officer Brian Krzanich as the chipmaker's next chief executive, disappointing investors who were looking for more aggressive change.
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NEW YORK, May 2- Intel Corp said on Thursday that its board had elected its Chief Operating Officer Brian Krzanich as the chipmaker's next chief executive, replacing Paul Otellini. Krzanich, who has worked at Intel since 1982, will take on the top job at the company's annual shareholder meeting on May 16.
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*SoftBank Chief says no need to improve Sprint offer. *Son plans trip to woo long-term Sprint shareholders.
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April 29- Intel Corp Chief Executive Paul Otellini said in a letter to the Federal Communications Commission that he supports SoftBank's bid for Sprint Nextel Corp, rather than Dish Network's counter offer.
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*Analysts say PC doldrums may leave Intel with surplus capacity. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 17- Intel Corp's current-quarter revenue forecast disappointed Wall Street, while a sharp rise in planned 2013 capital spending unnerved investors who expect personal computer demand to dwindle.
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