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UPDATE 8-Intel CEO resigns after probe of relationship with employee

By: Reuters: Company News
June 21 (Reuters) - Intel Corp Chief Executive Brian Krzanich resigned on Thursday after an investigation found he had a consensual relationship with an employee in breach of company policy.
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