Texas Instrument to close plants in U.S., Japan
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jforce
This is not good news. Unfortunately this is not the end of plant closures and layoffs for Japan.
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Elvensilvan
Wow ... must be quite a desperate move to close home base.
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YuriOtani
American economics, spend 215,000,000 to save 100,000,000. No wonder America's economy is in the crapper.
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JohnBecker
Here's a hint, YuriOtani... they're spending $215M to save $100M annually. Even you can figure that out.
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YuriOtani
JohnBecker, true but who is to say the "savings" will continue? They lose production capacity and become more dependent on China.
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