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To: carl a. mehr who wrote (174214)4/25/2003 1:34:22 AM
From: Gordon Hodgson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Carl, Re: "Should it turn out to be SARS, I might come and breathe on those jerks."

Wow Carl, how manic!! Couple years ago you were preaching Intel as a religion, now you're dreaming of giving the big shots a possible fatal disease. My my my, what a turn around. You sure you're not bi-polar? Just because your wallet's lighter than it was in 2000, like mine, LOOK IN A MIRROR TO SEE WHO'S FAULT IT IS...DUMB ASS!!

Gordon



To: carl a. mehr who wrote (174214)4/25/2003 2:41:40 AM
From: The Duke of URLĀ©  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 186894
 
I guess this is in addition to the options previously disclosed:

April 24, 2003 19:00:22 (ET)

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (CBS.MW) -- Intel gave its staff and executives stock-option grants earlier this week, only five months after many of them received another set of options.

The chipmaker's chairman, chief executive and president received options grants this time around; they did not receive any in early December.

A company spokesman said this week's grants follow the company's usual pattern. He said all employees received them and the amounts were in line with previous years' grants.

The options, granted Tuesday according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, vest beginning one year from April 22 in four equal portions spread over the following four years. They were all granted at exercise prices of $18.63 a share and don't expire until 2013.

Intel (INTC, Trade) shares closed down 2.7 percent at $18.95 on Thursday.

The following grants were made Tuesday and detailed in filings with the SEC:

Andrew Grove, chairman, received 100,000 options. He now holds 4 million options and 7.7 million shares.

Craig Barrett, chief executive, received 350,000 options. He now holds 5.8 million options and 3.2 million shares. Last year, he exercised options worth $17.6 million.

Paul Otellini, president, received 300,000 shares. He now holds 3.85 million options and almost 500,000 shares.

Andy Bryant, chief financial officer, received 200,000 options. He now holds 3 million options and 100,000 shares.

Sean Maloney, executive vice president, received 200,000 options. He now holds 2.9 million options and 75,600 shares.

Michael Splinter, executive vice president, received 200,000 options. He now holds 3.7 million options and about 320,000 shares.

Sunlin Chou, senior vice president, received 100,000 options. He now owns 2.35 million options and 1.65 million shares.

Ronald Smith, senior vice president, received 100,000 options. He now holds 2.3 million options and about 650,000 shares.

Thomas Dunlap, general counsel, received 100,000 options. He now owns 2.1 million options and 250,000 shares.

Arvind Sodhani, treasurer, received 75,000 options. He now holds 2.3 million options and about 950,000 shares of stock.

John Miner, vice president, received 75,000 options. He now holds 1.25 million options and 93,000 shares.

Robert Baker, vice president, received 212,000 options. He also exercised options about to expire on 96,000 shares at a price of $2.81 each. He now holds 2 million options and 640,000 shares.