Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

See how Intel explains BK's cancelled Trump event - BK just wanted to have some conversation with Trump about tech industry issues. LOL

News report: An Intel spokeswoman had initially confirmed to the New York Times Tuesday that Krzanich would hold an event for the presumptive Republican nominee at his home in Atherton, Calif., on Thursday evening that would include a "full exchange of views." Hours later, Intel said the gathering was off, its CEO subsequently proclaiming his neutrality in the White House race. And Intel spokeswoman reiterated Krzanich's Twitter statement in an email to TheStreet that he is not endorsing a candidate and the company is "interested in engaging both campaigns in open dialogue on issues important to the technology industry."

It is pretty hard not to find this explanation laughable. If that is the best you can come up with, wouldn't it better to just say nothing other than stating BK is not endorsing Trump. I am little concerned about the leadership, judgement and honesty of the company.

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Spend company money and resources on diversity initiatives, while sponsoring anti diversity in private.

BK is aiming a position in US govt for post Intel phase. The diversity efforts at Intel will double up if and when Clinton becomes president. Conversely, they will see attenuation if and when Trump becomes president. Right now, the diversity index at Intel is dialed to match the Obama government. BK will tune himself in to either candidate. In this case, he seems to have risked it by wanting to host Trump a bit in advance. Seems like he presumes Trump win.

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Post ID: @1etd+HJJZOQT

Indian and Asians should just go work for a Huawei, MediaTek, Xiaomi, or some other Asian company. Why enable intel moving forward?

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Post ID: @1lbo+HJJZOQT

I am shocked BK would support Trump because BK is such a liberal progressive loving POS. If I were Trump I would not want BKs endorsement. Maybe this is closer to the truth of why it was canceled

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Post ID: @fqp+HJJZOQT

EEOC, Obama, diversity, you can even imagine a connection to BK'S failed fundraising event for Trump who is well known for knowing nothing about real issues. I thought Intel's explanation is laughable enough, but yours is 10 times worse.

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Post ID: @txp+HJJZOQT

EEOC has nothing to do with it. Plus white women are paid very low with higher education and similar experience. With better collaborative skill, listen to our ex President

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Post ID: @hxu+HJJZOQT

Like it or not, Intel vision comes from the same mind.

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Post ID: @dzi+HJJZOQT

Better questions are, why choose to meet a highly alienating or polarizing person who may not even win Republic nomination? In the context fundraising at your private home? And have people believe you are not endorsing but just want to talk about something (ok, issues important to tech industry as Intel claims)?

That is an embarrassment he could have avoided if had consulted any one of isp or esp folks.

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Post ID: @xjz+HJJZOQT

If you read what BK said carefully... "I do not intend to support a candidate..." technically it's not lying because it's talking about the future. The real question on everyone's mind obviously is DID you intend to support a candidate. Playing word games like this is obviously dishonest even if not technically lying.

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Post ID: @gbo+HJJZOQT

Is anyone really buying this?

This is damage control.

BK was going to hold a fundraiser which implies support - financial or otherwise.

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Post ID: @lfs+HJJZOQT

Could BK have met Trump for a full exchange of views without hosting a fundraising event? Hosting such an event can be perceived as "endorsement"?

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Post ID: @vsi+HJJZOQT

No matter how you spin it, that would still qualify a joke of month. But that is what Intel has in its leaders right now. I feel pretty sad.

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Post ID: @kct+HJJZOQT

Deny deny deny

Spin spin spin

It was a fund raising event. No abiguity there.

BK should run for office.

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Post ID: @rct+HJJZOQT

Once again, diversion from the true intent of the 1% running the show and consolidating more power to flush the rest of us down the toilet. The rest of us includes all ethnicities, as do the 1%. Wake up!

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Post ID: @efr+HJJZOQT

BK thought he was going to a Grandma Hillary fundraiser so that's why he backed out.

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Post ID: @fib+HJJZOQT

Methinks BK is tired of Obama's EEOC telling him to hire more people of acceptable ethnicity. He should grow a pair and tell Obama to shove it.

I guess the OP is just fine with Intel being sacrificed at the altar of diversity.

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