Micron Technology
Micron Technology
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Boise's Micron confronts weakening demand for smartphone memory
Micron Technology Inc. tries to adjust as demand for smartphone memory slows.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron could save $400 million on Elpida deal thanks to weaker yen
Micron Technology Inc. is poised to get a $400 million discount on the acquisition of Japanese rival Elpida Memory Inc., after a 16 percent slump in the yen against the U.S. dollar.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron reports seventh straight quarterly loss
Micron Technology Inc. reported its seventh consecutive quarter of losses Thursday.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron sells Italian plant as it prepares to swallow Japanese chip maker
Micron Technology shed its Italian fab as part of a strategy to prepare for its acquisition of a Japanese memory-chip manufacturer.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Running Micron without Steve Appleton
A year after the death of the company's longtime leader, Micron is making some gains while also dealing with setbacks.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Memory-chip maker barred from enforcing 12 patents in Micron lawsuit
WILMINGTON, Del. Rambus Inc., a designer of high-speed memory chips, has been barred by a judge from using 12 of its patents to demand royalties from Micron Technology Inc. because it improperly destroyed documents tied to intellectual-property litigation.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Shifting market forces cost Micron
Micron Technology Inc. lost money for the sixth straight quarter after what CEO Mark Durcan called a “tumultuous” quarter.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron takes sixth straight quarterly loss
Micron Technology Inc. reported on a loss for the sixth straight quarter Thursday.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron to add 200 jobs at Utah joint-venture plant with Intel
A joint venture between Boise’s Micron Technology Inc. and the Intel Corp. plans to expand production at a Utah factory and add 200 jobs.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY
Micron looking to jettison wafer plant in Israel
Micron Technology Inc. will phase out wafer production at Kiryat-Gat, Israel, which could cost 1,000 jobs by 2015 if the company can't find a buyer for the plant.





