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Micron plans job cuts of 15%
Micron Technology Inc. will cut about 15 percent of its global workforce as part of a restructuring of its computer memory chip operations, the company said Thursday. The bulk of the job losses will be in Boise, Idaho, where the semiconductor firm is...Tags: Idaho, Semiconductors and Active Components, Micron Technology Incorporated, Intel Corp.
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Micron Tech reducing global work force by 15 percent, most jobs to be cut in Idaho
Associated Press WriterBOISE, Idaho (AP) _ Micron Technology Inc. will cut about 15 percent of its global work force as part of a restructuring of its computer memory chip operations, the company said Thursday. The bulk of the job losses will be in Boise, where the...Tags: Employees, Computing and Information Technology, Employers, Unemployment, Idaho
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Jobless claims drop from seven-year high
From the Associated PressNew applications for unemployment benefits dropped last week from a seven-year high, the Labor Department said Thursday, although claims remain at elevated levels that indicate recession. And new job cuts announced after the report was released...Tags: MetLife Incorporated, Kraft Foods Inc., Brunswick Corporation, Tennessee, Economic Indicator
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IBM's Bluefire supercomputer seen as potential tool to predict global weather
South Florida Sun-SentinelIt's as fast as 25,000 high-end laptops linked together. It has enough capacity to store 30 million novels. And someday, it might help keep you safe in severe weather. This is the Bluefire, an IBM supercomputer so powerful that scientists think it will...Tags: Weather Statistics, Computer Sciences, Tropical Weather, International Business Machines Corporation, Global Change
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Letters to the editor
What happened in Vegas Re "Simpson guilty on all counts," Oct. 4 Kudos to the Nevada judicial system. The entire O.J. Simpson trial took about three weeks to complete. The jury deliberated only one day. The judge was a no-nonsense jurist who kept the...Tags: Death Penalty, California, Santa Monica, Eagle Rock, $700 Billion Bank Bailout
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Chip sales rose 5.5 percent in August, Semiconductor Industry Association says
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) _ Semiconductor sales totaled $22.7 billion in August, up 5.5 percent from a year ago and 2.4 percent from the previous month, the Semiconductor Industry Association said Thursday. The industry group said that sales for the year...Tags: Semiconductors and Active Components, Sales, Computing and Information Technology, Consumer Electronics Industry
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Oracle expands into computer hardware business in partnership with Hewlett-Packard
AP Technology WriterSAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ Oracle Corp. is selling computer hardware for the first time in its 31-year history, signaling an ambition to become more than a one-stop shop for business software. The expansion announced Wednesday by Chief Executive Larry...Tags: Software, Computers and Software, Sales, Oracle Corp., EMC Corporation
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SanDisk shares jump on Samsung buyout offer
SanDisk Corp., the world's largest maker of memory cards used in digital cameras, surged the most in eight years in New York trading after Samsung Electronics Co. made a $5.85 billion hostile bid for the company. Samsung offered $26 in cash for each...Tags: Leveraged Buyouts, New York, Semiconductors and Active Components, Electronics, SanDisk Corporation
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Micron stacks its chips awaiting industry comeback
Dow Jones NewswiresMemory chip-maker Micron Technology Inc. is setting up for a big run—once chip prices recover, that is. Micron is in the midst of an industrywide downturn. With an oversupply of memory chips flooding the market, chip prices are down, and Micron...Tags: Marketing, Prices, Semiconductors and Active Components, Corporate Performance, Micron Technology Incorporated
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200 years, loads of books
As a pianist played "200 Candles," a roomful of Enoch Pratt Free Library fans toasted the bicentennial of the benefactor who gave away his millions, as he put it, "for all, rich and poor, without distinction of race or color." Known best today as the man...Tags: Libraries and Museums, Sheila Dixon, Govans, Schools, Senator Theatre
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Woman active with museum and its bus tours
Special CorrespondentName: Dolores Silver Residence: West of Boynton Beach Birthplace: New York City Family: Two sons, Steven Silver, 50, of Greensboro, N.C., and Jay Silver, 45, of Cooper City Career: Retired from family hardware business Cause: The Museum of Lifestyle...Tags: Delray Beach, History, North Carolina, Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, Beach Vacations
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Mentors propel biotech neophyte
Looking for a way to combat chemical warfare, a local firm also may have found a powerful new antibiotic, thanks to a little help from its mentor friends in Chicago's biotech community. The biocatalyst developed by Oak Brook-based Lybradyn Inc. works...Tags: Argonne National Laboratory, Purdue University, Wars and Interventions, Computer Sciences, Illinois
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