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Thinkpad (AXcess News) Toronto - Wi-Lan, Inc. (TSX: WIN), a Calgary-based broadband wireless service provider, said it was exiting the equipment business to concentrate onits broadband wireless intellectual property business. Simultaneous to that news, Wi-Lan said its CEO Bill Dunbar was leaving the company but gave no indication as to why Dunbar was giving up his post.
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Microsoft Investors panicked over the news, sending Wi-Lan shares plummeting over 9.5%, down 7 cents at $0.66 in late afternoon trading Wednesday.
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Laptop Computers "Bill Dunbar stepped in to provide the leadership required at a difficult time as Wi-LAN reorganizes to focus on its core strengths," said Bill Hews, chairman, Wi-LAN Inc. "This executive search engagement implements a succession plan that supports the new needs of the company as it goes forward."
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Laptop Computer Hews comments were not enough to stop the broadband wireless service provider's investors from bailing out of the stock.
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Desktop Computer Wi-Lan said its phased exit from the equipment business will be complete by the end of its second quarter, on April 30, 2006, and will reduce its work force by about 50 positions.
Notebooks The company said it is also seeking partners interested in buying one or more of its commercial broadband wireless access product lines.
Lenovo Wi-Lan said the equipment business is unprofitable and it was unable to meet development and working capital costs of the product lines while growing its intellectual property business.
Hard Drive Wi-Lan also said it was relocating its head office to a smaller and cheaper location in Calgary, Alberta.
Travelstar Dunbar joined Wi-Lan in February, 2005 to focus the company on its intellectual property business, now that it is moving in that direction, Dunbar's exit remains a mystery, Hews' comments about shedding other business and relocating to cheaper offices suggests Wi-Lan may be in trouble.
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