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ROGERSTONE, SOUTH WALES -- TT Electronics may lay off as many as 80 workers here, according to published reports.
The EMS company reportedly warned workers at the Tregwilym Industrial Estate site that layoffs could begin in a month if the market conditions do not improve.
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SAN JOSE – The 90-day moving average for semiconductor equipment orders from North America-based manufacturers was $263.5 million in February, down 78% from last year, the SEMI trade group said. The bookings figures were the lowest since 1991.
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