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HONG KONG – DRAM spot prices are moving higher, but demand remains low, according to the latest Wall Street Journal research.

SAN DIEGO – Brian O’Leary of KIC will host three free webinars on reflow processing throughout 2009.

SUNNYVALE, CA – The consumer electronics market is picking up, with demand (including web searches) increasing significantly, says Retrevo.

BRIDGEWATER, MA – Chase Corp. reported revenues fell 18% year-over-year to $23 million for the quarter ended Feb. 28.

BADEN, SWITZERLAND -- Top 25 EMS provider Enics will shutter two sites in Finland and lay off about 150 workers, according to the company.

SAN JOSE -- Stanford mechanical engineering professor Dr. Beth Pruitt will keynote the 7th Annual MEMS symposium in May, the MicroElectronics Packaging and Test Engineering Council announced today.

ST. LOUIS –Bell Helicopter awarded LaBarge Inc. a $5.1 million add-on contract to produce electronics assemblies for the V-22 Osprey deicing system.

SAN JOSE -- Electronic design automation revenues fell 17.7% year-over-year in the fourth quarter to $1.32 billion. The decline was broad-based, said the EDA Consortium, which tracks the figures.

EL SEGUNDO – Shipments of low-cost netbook PC displays will nearly quadruple to 47.4 million units in 2012, up from 13.1 million units in 2008, as consumer demand for the small form-factor PCs soars, according to iSuppli Corp.

KANATA, OTTAWA – Sanmina-SCI will expand its factory here and add up to 90 workers by year-end, the company told local reporters.

NEW YORK -- Signs of life are emerging among electronics producers, a leading research firm said, but end-user demand is lagging.

LIVERMORE, CA -- Sanmina-SCI has suspended operations at its machining operations here due to a lack of business, according to a published report.