Samsung Courts Sandisk, Promises Mercy
6 September, 2008 - 2 Views - Under Storage Media, Drives & Devices
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Samsung Is Reportedly Looking Into The Acquisition Of Sandisk Corp. A Union Of Two Flash Memory Giants Sure To Get The Attention Toshiba (Sandisk’s Partner-In-Nand) And That Of Anti-Trusters From Korea To Intel. To Makes Matters Even More Interesting, Seagate Was Also Courting Sandisk Whose Stock Price Has Plummeted From $56 To Just Over $13 Per Share Since This Time Last Year. Hey Investors, Sounds Like An Ideal Premise For A Bidding War To Us. Then Again, We Only Took Econ101 To Sit In A Room With Real Live Girls.
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