Intel’s Moment of Truth
Reading Time: 4 minutesNews broke this morning that Intel’s CEO Brian Krzanich was forced out after the board discovered that he violated the company’s non-fraternization policy with another employee. While this seems like an odd way for him to go, it is a welcomed move by many employees, investors, and Intel watchers. Over the past year, I’ve turned extremely bearish on Intel.
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