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TIJUANA, MEXICO -- Samsung's television manufacturing plant here is running on a full schedule again after closing for two days to rebalance inventories.
Samsung, the world's largest TV maker, said the site went to a four-day week temporarily after Circuit City, a large customer, declared bankruptcy.
Reports claim Samsung is considering similar moves at its South Korea factories during the week following Christmas.
GREENVILLE, WI – EMS provider Plexus Corp. bought a facility in Greenville, WI from Neenah Paper for $7.5 million, say published reports.
The 200,000 sq. ft. facility, formerly owned by Fox River Paper Co., had been vacant about six months.
Neenah Paper acquired the 15-year-old facility when it closed its $52 million deal for Fox Valley Corp. in March 2007.
EL SEGUNDO, CA – Amid rapidly deteriorating conditions in the global economy and financial system, iSuppli Corp. has slashed its 2009 forecast for PC unit shipments nearly two-thirds.
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