Rich Nottenburg, Motorola Inc.'s chief strategy and technology officer, resigned amid continued turmoil in the company's executive ranks.
Mr. Nottenburg's departure leaves Chief Executive Greg Brown with a shrinking pool of senior staff to help him steer Motorola as demand plummets for its cellphones and as activist investor Carl Icahn takes a greater role through two representatives on the board.
The Schaumburg, Ill., equipment maker has been reeling from the meltdown of its mobile devices division, which has lost $1.6 billion since January 2007. Since former chief executive Ed Zander resigned under pressure in December, the company has lost or ...

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