Mark Adams News
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Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of memory chips, rose the most in more than a year after reporting fiscal second-quarter revenue that exceeded estimates amid a rebound in chip shipments.
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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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The International Olympic Committee’s executive board voted to drop wrestling from the program for the 2020 Summer Games as the body tries to keep the event fresh, a spokesman said.
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Micron Technology Inc. President Mark Adams said prices of computer memory have probably hit their lowest after a slump that caused losses at three of the four largest companies in the industry.
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Indiana University’s top-ranked men’s basketball team will start its season without two freshmen after Peter Jurkin and Hanner Mosquera-Perea were each suspended nine games for receiving impermissible benefits before enrolling at the school.
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Micron Technology Inc. named Mark Durcan as its chief executive yesterday, replacing Steve Appleton, who died on Feb. 3 after crashing an experimental plane.
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The International Olympic Committee stripped Lance Armstrong of the bronze medal he won in the bicycling individual time trial at the 2000 Sydney Games, and has written to the American requesting its return.
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Eight badminton players who deliberately performed poorly in matches have been thrown out of the London Olympics, a rare disqualification at the games for athletes failing to try their best.
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The International Olympics Committee said it will act to avoid a repeat of large numbers of allocated seating at some London Games venues being unused.
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Micron Technology Inc. agreed to buy bankrupt Japanese chipmaker Elpida Memory Inc. in a transaction valued at 200 billion yen ($2.5 billion), gaining memory chip- making assets that may help it avert price swings that fueled four straight quarters of losses.
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