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<div class="articleBody" id="articleBody">            <p>NEW YORK -- Intel said Thursday that it has chosen its chief operating officer, Brian Krzanich, as its new CEO,Toms Shoes. He will steer the world's largest chipmaker in a world where PC sales are cratering while smartphones and tablets thrive.</p><p>Krzanich, who is 52,karen millen, will replace Paul Otellini on May 16, at the company's annual meeting. Otellini had announced his decision to resign in November. Otellini,00 in brides I didn', 62, will be ending a nearly 40-year career with Intel, including an eight-year stint as CEO by the time he leaves.</p><p>Krzanich isn't inheriting Otellini's title of president,karen millen dresses. It will go instead to software chief Renee James,karen millen outlet, creating a two-person &quot;executive office&quot; at the head of the company. James had been another candidate for the CEO post, along with Stacy Smith, chief financial officer and director of corporate strategy.</p><p>Krzanich started at Intel Corp. in 1982 as a process engineer and worked his way up through the manufacturing side of the business to become COO in January 2012.</p><p>&quot;His open-minded approach to problem solving and listening to customers' needs has extended the company's product and technology leadership and created billions of dollars in value for the company,&quot; Intel said in its announcement,Toms.</p><p>The COO job is the traditional stepping-stone to the CEO post at Intel. Both Otellini and his predecessor, Craig Barrett, held that job before becoming CEO.</p><p>The change in command comes at a critical time for Intel. After thriving for decades as the dominant seller of PC microprocessors, the company is scrambling to prove that it can make chips that work well on smartphones and tablet computers.</p><p>Qualcomm Inc. and other chipmakers have been more successful in the mobile-device market so far,Toms Shoes Sale, undercutting Intel's financial performance and standing among investors. Last year, both Intel's earnings and stock price fell by 15 per cent from 2011.</p><p>Last month, Intel said it still expects its sales to grow this year, propped up by sales of chips to business PCs and servers. It's also counting on a new generation of power-sipping processors to boost Intel's presence in tablets.</p><p>Analyst Doug Freedman at RBC Capital Markets said Krzanich is a safe, consensus pick for the CEO post, one unlikely to attempt a significant strategy change.</p><p>&quot;We view Mr. Krzanich as very much focused on delivery of results over image or perception,&quot; Freedman said.</p><p>Otellini joined the Santa Clara, Calif,Cheap Toms., company after graduating from the nearby University of California at Berkeley and worked his way up the ranks before succeeding Barrett as CEO in May 2005,karen millen uk.</p><p>Intel's board wasn't entirely satisfied with Otellini's performance last year. To reflect its disappointment, the board's compensation committee trimmed the cash portion of Otellini's incentive pay by 19 per cent from the previous year to $5.23 million,Ontario city baffled by cluster of teen suicides,Toms Shoes. But his overall pay package, including stock awards, grew 10 per cent to $18.9 billion, and the board said it wanted to keep him.</p><p>James is a 25-year veteran of Intel and has led the company's expansion into providing software for a variety of applications, including smartphones. She was also in charge of dealing with software companies like Microsoft Corp,Toms Outlet.</p><p>Intel's stock fell 2 cents to $23.97 in morning trading Thursday after the announcement,October 11, 2012 Homemade baby food.</p>          </div>

<div class="articleBody" id="articleBody">            <p>NEW YORK -- Intel said Thursday that it has chosen its chief operating officer, Brian Krzanich, as its new CEO,Toms Shoes. He will steer the world's largest chipmaker in a world where PC sales are cratering while smartphones and tablets thrive.</p><p>Krzanich, who is 52,karen millen, will replace Paul Otellini on May 16, at the company's annual meeting. Otellini had announced his decision to resign in November. Otellini,00 in brides I didn', 62, will be ending a nearly 40-year career with Intel, including an eight-year stint as CEO by the time he leaves.</p><p>Krzanich isn't inheriting Otellini's title of president,karen millen dresses. It will go instead to software chief Renee James,karen millen outlet, creating a two-person &quot;executive office&quot; at the head of the company. James had been another candidate for the CEO post, along with Stacy Smith, chief financial officer and director of corporate strategy.</p><p>Krzanich started at Intel Corp. in 1982 as a process engineer and worked his way up through the manufacturing side of the business to become COO in January 2012.</p><p>&quot;His open-minded approach to problem solving and listening to customers' needs has extended the company's product and technology leadership and created billions of dollars in value for the company,&quot; Intel said in its announcement,Toms.</p><p>The COO job is the traditional stepping-stone to the CEO post at Intel. Both Otellini and his predecessor, Craig Barrett, held that job before becoming CEO.</p><p>The change in command comes at a critical time for Intel. After thriving for decades as the dominant seller of PC microprocessors, the company is scrambling to prove that it can make chips that work well on smartphones and tablet computers.</p><p>Qualcomm Inc. and other chipmakers have been more successful in the mobile-device market so far,Toms Shoes Sale, undercutting Intel's financial performance and standing among investors. Last year, both Intel's earnings and stock price fell by 15 per cent from 2011.</p><p>Last month, Intel said it still expects its sales to grow this year, propped up by sales of chips to business PCs and servers. It's also counting on a new generation of power-sipping processors to boost Intel's presence in tablets.</p><p>Analyst Doug Freedman at RBC Capital Markets said Krzanich is a safe, consensus pick for the CEO post, one unlikely to attempt a significant strategy change.</p><p>&quot;We view Mr. Krzanich as very much focused on delivery of results over image or perception,&quot; Freedman said.</p><p>Otellini joined the Santa Clara, Calif,Cheap Toms., company after graduating from the nearby University of California at Berkeley and worked his way up the ranks before succeeding Barrett as CEO in May 2005,karen millen uk.</p><p>Intel's board wasn't entirely satisfied with Otellini's performance last year. To reflect its disappointment, the board's compensation committee trimmed the cash portion of Otellini's incentive pay by 19 per cent from the previous year to $5.23 million,Ontario city baffled by cluster of teen suicides,Toms Shoes. But his overall pay package, including stock awards, grew 10 per cent to $18.9 billion, and the board said it wanted to keep him.</p><p>James is a 25-year veteran of Intel and has led the company's expansion into providing software for a variety of applications, including smartphones. She was also in charge of dealing with software companies like Microsoft Corp,Toms Outlet.</p><p>Intel's stock fell 2 cents to $23.97 in morning trading Thursday after the announcement,October 11, 2012 Homemade baby food.</p>          </div>