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| Electronics Economy outlook is good |
3/29/2004 |
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The trend over the last few months remains in the 12 percent to 15 percent growth range forecast for the whole year. Orders and unfilled orders rose strongly so the random sales dip in February should be quickly reversed.
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| Union unrest costs Schumacker's job |
3/29/2004 |
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The union especially blamed the controversy on Schumacher's tough labor policy and the "image-damaging discussion about the dislocation of the company's headquarters" to Asia. "We see Mr. Schumacher's resignation with little regret", the union concluded.
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| Intel out to buy Wi-Fi technology |
3/29/2004 |
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Last year Envara launched its WiND series of multimode Wi-Fi chip sets. The two-chip WiND 502 is an 802.11a/b/g product, while the WiND 512 is based on the 802.11b spec
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| Infineon chief resigns |
3/26/2004 |
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Infineon announced the resignation on Thursday of chief executive Ulrich Schumacher, in what sources said followed a clash over strategy.
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| U.S economy growing |
3/26/2004 |
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U.S. electronics and computer manufacturers reported strong results for February although sales were slightly lower
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| Micron sales swimming in red ink |
3/25/2004 |
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Micron fell back into the red, as the DRAM maker reported today, a loss of $28 million in its second fiscal quarter ended March 4.
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| Microsoft to settle anti-trust case wih EU |
3/24/2004 |
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With a $613 million fine slapped against Microsoft by the European Union, the software company has approached several antitrust authorities in individual nations in a last-ditch attempt to settle the case.
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| TSMC detailed lawsuit against SMIC |
3/24/2004 |
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. filed court papers Monday in U.S. district court detailing alleged corporate espionage on SMIC
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| L.G to expand its Korean LCD FAB |
3/23/2004 |
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LG.Philips LCD Co Ltd said that it will invest a total of 25 trillion won in its seventh TFT-LCD production facility in Paju
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