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... exceptional execution in the third quarter. We responded to our customers’ up-side request and achieved a significant reduction in costs, resulting in a 58% gross margin, a nearly seven point increase from the third ...
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... an additional $240 million after the $700 million reduction in the first quarter. Total cash investments, comprised ... slightly down from $5.2 billion in 2008. The reduction in forecasted capital spending is primarily due to ...
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... These actions resulted in an inventory reduction of 19% below the fourth quarter ... a result of the fourth quarter reduction and the carrying value of the ... my question is, given the big reduction you’ve seen in throughput ...
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... have declined, we are assuming further reduction in Q1. The fourth quarter was ... last three years and the spending reduction already achieved in the fourth quarter ... the call or a larger reduction in demand? Stacy Smith Yes, ...
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... to the assets transferred to Numonyx. The headcount reduction associated with employees transferring to Numonyx will be ... the board. So talking through the Q1 to Q2 reduction, it really is driven by interest income and ...
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... quarterly decline in inventory includes a reduction of NOR inventory of approximately $ ... the fourth quarter due to a reduction in profit and revenue dependent ... item is just the cost reduction we are achieving quarter on ...
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... better fab loading? Is that engrained in that reduction in unit costs? Andy Bryant In the fourth quarter ... low 90s. Are you actually expecting more headcount reduction than you originally had planned? The follow-on to ...
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... $600 million and now forecast $4.9 billion plus or minus $200 million. The largest portion of this reduction comes from capital efficiencies from a range of projects, including more efficient use of tools and a better ...
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... is on the outlook for operating expenses, because you made the point that you're a quarter early on the headcount reduction at a minimum. And I wonder if you have any sense as, should we be thinking the $2 billion, $1 ...
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... higher depreciation, but I would have anticipated more of a benefit from lower labor costs due to the reduction in manufacturing, headcount, and then on the materials line, at least as a percentage of costs trending down ...