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To: Amy J who wrote (181316)	5/23/2005 8:05:34 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 186894

Re: "Even though the technology economy continued to struggle last year, Silicon Valley's top bosses collected pay as if they were still in the glory days of the Internet boom. The valley's top executives saw their pay rise 57 percent last year This is outrageous....more individual shareholders must start to vote against the wishes of management.

To: Amy J who wrote (181316)	5/23/2005 8:43:40 AM
From: rkral	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

OT ... Amy J, how about an "OT" ... or better yet, how about starting a board on excessive executive compensation? Ron

To: Amy J who wrote (181316)	5/23/2005 8:57:13 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 186894

Market Pulse: Bears ups Intel's price target, estimates Monday May 23, 7:37 am ET By Tomi Kilgore biz.yahoo.com NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Bear Stearns raised its stock price target and estimates for Intel's second quarter, citing evidence that the PC market was tracking at the high end of expectations. Analyst Gurinder Kalra kept his rating at outperform, but lifted his price target to $30 from $29, and now expects earnings of 29 cents a share for the current quarter, up from 27 cents. Kalra's revenue forecast was lifted to $9 billion from $8.9 billion and the gross margin estimate to 57% from 56%. The stock was up 33 cents, or 1.3%, at $26.68 in Instinet pre-open trading. "Despite concerns about weakness in desktop demand at PC original equipment manufacturers, our checks indicate that overall desktop builds are tracking at the high end of seasonality for the second quarter," Kalra said. "We are not seeing any evidence of an inventory buildup in notebooks currently, and we believe the strong notebook builds continue to be driven by real end market demand."

To: Amy J who wrote (181316)	5/23/2005 10:39:18 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 186894

OT This executive compensation is totally outrageous. Thanks for posting.