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Intel exec Aicha Evans named CEO of driverless-car startup Zoox

By: MarketWatch
Autonomous vehicle startup Zoox Inc. has named veteran Intel Corp. executive Aicha Evans its new CEO, recruiting a seasoned manager to replace its ousted founder as the company attempts to reinvent the car.
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