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Who will survive the microchip shakeout?
Fortune
1986 : JAN 6, VOL. 113:1, p. 20-23
 1986 Uttal, B.
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A chipmaker who beats the business cycle. ( *ANALOG DEVICES )
Fortune
1985 : DEC 23, VOL. 112:14, p. 78-80, 84
 1985 Main, J.
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The American semiconductor industry and the ascendancy of East Asia.
California Management Review
1985 : SUMMER, VOL. 27:4, p. 128-143
 1985 Davis, W. E.
Hatano, D. G.
83.
Texas Instruments : new boss, big job. ( *TEXAS INSTRUMENTS )
Fortune
1985 : JUL 8, VOL. 112:1, p. 36-38
 1985 O'Reilly, B.
84.
Fairchild : Schlumberger tries again to get it right. ( *FAIRCHILD CAMERA & INSTRUMENT, *SCHLUMBERGER )
International Management
1985 : JUN, VOL. 40:6, p. 37, 39-40
 1985 Gibb, R.
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Now, the Japanese challenge in microprocessors.
Fortune
1985 : JUL 8, VOL. 112:1, p. 84-87
 1985 Uttal, B.
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Capital financing strategies of the Japanese semiconductor industry.
California Management Review
1985 : WINTER, VOL. 27:2, p. 85-99
 1985 Rappa, M. A.
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Minebea's maverick embarks on biggest adventure yet. !Minebea
International Management
1985 : MAR, VOL. 40:3, p. 31, 34, 36
 1985 Neff, R.
88.
High technology firms : where strategy really pays off.
Columbia Journal of World Business
1984 : WINTER, VOL. 19:4, p. 5-16
 1984 Schoonhoven, C. B.
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R & D in the smokestack industries.
Research Management
1984 : JUL/AUG, VOL. 27:4, p. 34-36
 1984 Gee, E.
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