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In recession, some firms made wise cuts; others didn't (Saturday, November 7)

Companies have cut costs to the bone in this brutal recession. Lost jobs, shuttered facilities and difficult mergers are commonplace throughout corporate America.

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Cut too deep, and you could bleed to death (Saturday, November 7)

Companies have cut costs to the bone in this brutal recession. Lost jobs, shuttered facilities and difficult mergers are commonplace throughout corporate America.

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Chip sales to fall in 2009, grow in 2010-11: SIA (Friday, November 6)

Worldwide chip sales are on track to fall this year, but are poised to grow over the next two years, as the industry bounces back from one of the most severe downturns in its history, an industry group said Thursday.

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Wireless 4G plans take wing at Dallas conference (Thursday, November 5)

The wireless industry gathered Wednesday in Dallas to talk about the next generation of high-speed mobile connectivity and promote a new industry standard.

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Microsoft Cuts 800 Jobs Including Don Dodge (Thursday, November 5)

Microsoft Corp announced another 800 job cuts on Wednesday, on top of 5,000 jobs already eliminated under a plan to reduce costs that was announced back in January.

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Factory Orders in U.S. Climb a Fifth Time in Six Months on Recovery Signs (Wednesday, November 4)

Orders placed with U.S. factories rose in September for the fifth time in six months, reinforcing signs that manufacturing will drive the economic recovery.

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ARM-based MPUs handle extreme environments (Tuesday, November 3)

Texas Instruments Inc. brings to market the first devices from its new Sitara family of devices designed specifically for the industrial market The AM3505 and AM3517 ARM microprocessors are the first Cortex-A8 processor -based solutions optimized for industrial applications.

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Stocks in U.S. Extend Global Drop as Bank of America, Intel Shares Decline (Tuesday, November 3)

U.S. stocks fell, extending a global retreat, as a wider-than-estimated loss at UBS AG and an analyst downgrade of chipmakers overshadowed Warren Buffetta s purchase of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.

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Factory Orders in U.S. Climb a Fifth Time in Six Months on Recovery Signs (Tuesday, November 3)

Orders placed with U.S. factories rose in September for the fifth time in six months, reinforcing signs that manufacturing will drive the economic recovery.

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4G Startup Revs LTE Automation (Tuesday, November 3)

The startup is founded on the premise that LTE and future 4G networks will require a new network topology comprising many interconnected small cells to achieve the high-bandwidth promises of these next-generation radio access technologies.

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