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Leader Long-time Intel exec Sean Maloney - credited with much of the company's recent success in wireless - even demoed a machine that had been hit by a virus, hung but was heroically repaired by a remote engineer tapping in thanks to vPro technology... [10 May 2007]
HP laptops ride latest Intel mobile wave
News Speaking at the HP event, Intel's executive VP sales and marketing Sean Maloney said: "Moore's Law is alive and well. HP has unveiled 13 laptops - some featuring the latest Intel mobile technology - while claiming to take the form factor to a new... [10 May 2007]
Intel to slash 10,000 jobs?
News That group previously was led jointly by Anand Chandrasekher and Eric Kim but in July they moved to different roles and Sean Maloney was appointed sole leader. Intel chief executive Paul Otellini is expected to announce a massive layoff as soon as... [01 Sep 2006]
Intel revamps its upper echelons
News Maloney, whom some analysts view as being groomed for even greater management roles at Intel, will get the new title of chief sales and marketing officer. Technology Business Research's Martin Kariithi said "there's a good chance" Maloney is an... [20 Jul 2006]
Intel pours more cash into worldwide WiMax
News Sean Maloney, head of Intel's Mobility Group, said: "The chance that Taiwan has to lead in this space is now excellent. Intel on Wednesday announced a slew of new investments that build on its global vision of wireless networks over citywide areas... [11 Nov 2005]
RIM picks Intel for BlackBerry
News The processor is capable of tapping into UTMS (Universal Mobile Telephone System) wireless networks, a WCDMA-DS based technology used by Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless, Intel executive vice president Sean Maloney said, but the processor would... [28 Sep 2005]
AA rejects plan to move call centres to India
News Paul Maloney, GMB National Secretary responsible for GMB members at the AA claims the publicly announced job losses are just the "thin end of the wedge". In a statement, Maloney said: "Since the venture capitalists took over the AA last year there... [19 Aug 2005]
3GSM Diary: Stelios' crewneck and WiMax beyond Brighton
Comment Maloney: "Somewhere inbetween the two. No, said the ever-interesting Sean Maloney, these days head of the chip giant's Mobility Group, we are indeed "going to get a useful, low-cost high-speed technology over the next two years". [18 Feb 2005]
Place your bets on the next HP CEO...
News Sean Maloney. The British-born Maloney has been one of the rising stars at Intel for years. With Paul Otellini slated to become the next CEO, Maloney won't have a shot at the top spot at Intel for about five years, when age will require Otellini to... [10 Feb 2005]
Intel re-orders itself for the future
News However, the three leading contenders to succeed Otellini as COO and president - Sean Maloney, Louis Burns and Pat Gelsinger, also all figure prominently in the reorganisation. Intel on Monday announced a company reorganisation that will create... [18 Jan 2005]
Branson to take Virgin Mobile public
News Three new non-executive directors have joined the 48 year-old Gurassa on the Virgin Mobile board: Caroline Marland, once MD of Guardian Newspapers; Rupert Gavin, CEO of BBC Worldwide and David Maloney ex-CFO of Le Meridien Hotels. [30 Jun 2004]
3GSM: Intel continues to bang WiMAX drum
News Speaking a day earlier, Sean Maloney, Intel Communications Group head, said: "Every single conversation [at the 3GSM conference] with forward-thinking operators includes WiMAX now. Intel has been fleshing out its vision for WiMAX, the 802.16... [26 Feb 2004]
Default Risk Cannot Explain the Muni Puzzle: Evidence from Municipal Bonds that are Secured by U.S. Treasury Obligations
White Paper Fama (1977), Trzcinka (1982), Yawitz, Maloney, and Ederington (1985), Scholes and Wolf-son (1992), Stock (1994)]. The muni puzzle refers to the unexplained relation between the yields of tax-exempt and taxable bonds. [24 Feb 2004]
ITU 03: Regulation more critical than ever to 3G's success
Comment Or Sean Maloney, executive VP and GM for Intel's Communications Group, talk about the importance of properly regulating the use of spectrum. But the process has to be done well and that means sophisticated regulation, as Tony Hallett finds out. [16 Oct 2003]
Intel teams up with Asian telcos for Wi-Fi
News Asian companies are leading in making it more convenient and easier for users to roam across different networks and when challenges like one-bill roaming are resolved, using Wi-Fi around the world has the chance to become as easy as making a... [16 Sep 2003]
