Demand from markets outside the United States, such as the European Union and Africa, failed to compensate for the slump in sales to American consumers.
The Dutch semiconductor firm says its Chinese plants are ignoring management and acting outside corporate control, raising quality and supply concerns.
Demand from markets outside the United States, such as the European Union and Africa, failed to compensate for the slump in sales to American consumers.
The Dutch semiconductor firm says its Chinese plants are ignoring management and acting outside corporate control, raising quality and supply concerns.