Yes, the article starts off with a heading "Major executive shakeups continue for the world's largest OS maker:" and then goes on to talk about one executive, the CIO who is leaving. Then there's a headline that says "Investors Demand Change" - under that he talks about one vocal minority shareholder who is unhappy, then concludes with a new shareholder who recently bought 1% of the company who is also disgruntled, but not making the same level of demands as Einhorn. It seems this writer likes to write grandiose speculations as headlines, then fails to back them up with actual fact. There may be shake-ups coming down the line at MS (I would kind of like to see that - never been a big fan of Ballmer), but this article does a poor job of presenting evidence of that.
