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Article: Chairman latest to go in KLA inquiry.
- Article from:
- San Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA)
- Article date:
- October 18, 2006
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Byline: Scott Duke Harris
Oct. 18--Semiconductor pioneer Kenneth Levy stepped down as chairman of KLA-Tencor on Tuesday in the wake of an internal inquiry that determined that stock options granted to him and other insiders were misdated and not properly accounted for.
Levy, 64, who presided for 31 years over the company he founded in 1975, formally retired Tuesday, one day after the San Jose company announced the severing of its ties to a former chief executive and the resignation of its general counsel.
Edward W. Barnholt, former CEO of Agilent Technologies, will succeed Levy as non-executive chairman of the board. Barnholt, a KLA-Tencor ...
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