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What: Shares of printer maker Lexmark International
So What: Last night's third-quarter report wasn't terrible; Lexmark beat earnings expectations and guided up for the next quarter. However, longtime CEO Paul Curlander also announced his retirement, effective in the spring of 2011.
Now What: Paul Rooke, Curlander's replacement, has long been heir apparent to Lexmark's throne, and has been with the company since it was spun off from IBM
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