Panasonic to Sell Semiconductor Unit to Taiwan’s Nuvoton Technology
TOKYO—Panasonic Corp. agreed to sell its semiconductor unit to Taiwan-based Nuvoton Technology Corp., marking a departure from the 60-year-old business. The $250 million deal is e…
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TOKYO—Panasonic Corp. agreed to sell its semiconductor unit to Taiwan-based Nuvoton Technology Corp., marking a departure from the 60-year-old business. The $250 million deal is e…
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