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Intel gets rocket from shareholders

They are nae happy in the slightest
Thu May 18 2006, 15:36
PEOPLE AND big investors who own shares in Intel are far from happy with its current performance, it has emerged.

According to the Wall Street Journal, angry people have shouted a lot at Intel for getting things wrong.

At an annual general meeting, the company was brought to task and said the heads of the company should be punished for poor performance.

This is the worst sort of loss of face Intel could possibly receive. Its share price was down to $18.66 today as investors kicked, kicked and kicked again.

Intel´s mission statement says that the firm needs to take risks. So possibly the shareholders are worried that the firm doesn´t take enough risks.com. µ

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