Micron’s Largest Production Base Faces Strike Over 83 Months’ Pay
Micron workers in Taiwan threaten a strike over 83 months’ pay, raising supply risks as booming AI memory demand tightens the market.
Micron workers in Taiwan might stop working because they want more pay, which could mean the company makes fewer computer memory chips when people really need them right now. When a big factory might slow down or stop, people watching the stock think about whether the company can still do what customers expect.
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