Maxim agrees to acquire assets of Dallas Semiconductor for $2.37 bln
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Wednesday, 31 January, 2001
Wednesday, 31 January, 2001
Maxim Integrated Products has agreed to buy Dallas Semiconductor Corp for about $US 2.37 billion in stock to add power-management and communications chips.
The purchase will allow Maxim to sell chips that save power in devices such as cell phones or that keep time in personal computers.
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