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Intel’s stock dives on lower guidance as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan outlines long-term vision
Today’s earnings call is notable as the first for the company since Lip-Bu Tan (pictured) took over the reins as the company’s new chief executive. He joined the company in March, ending its months-long search for a successor to previous CEO Pat Gelsinger, who was forced to resign in December amid pressure from board members and investors.
In March, when Intel appointed new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, he wrote that he intended to "remake" the struggling Bay Area tech giant.
Intel plans workforce cuts and a tighter return-to-work policy, but the company, a major Chandler employer, didn't announce ...
Tan, once CEO of chipmaker Cadence Design Systems, didn’t come to the first quarter earnings call armed with a detailed plan ...
The new round of job cuts, following a roughly 15,000 reduction last year, may bring it more in line what competitors are ...
When headcount becomes a KPI, bureaucracy grows and productivity stalls. Intel’s culture reset is a cautionary tale for every business leader.
“The current macro environment is creating elevated uncertainty across the industry, which is reflected in our outlook,” ...
Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan gave investors a stark diagnosis of the chipmaker’s problems on Thursday, ...
Intel forecast second-quarter revenue and profit below Wall Street estimates on Thursday, casting a shadow over new CEO ...
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