“When you’re executive chair, the buck stops with you,” Charles Elson, a corporate governance expert who has served on multiple boards, told Fortune at the time. “It’s a title change with little meaning. You’re still running the show. Period.”
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Since Intel enjoyed higher profit margins, it could invest those profits by building additional chip fabrication plants, or fabs, and idling some number of its existing fabs while it modernized them. More modern fabs meant lower production cost, which meant better profit margins.，这一点在新收录的资料中也有详细论述
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