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To: Kirk © who wrote (5264)	3/2/2005 3:24:41 PM
From: All Mtn Ski	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5867

Bagley does look like he is unloading shares: biz.yahoo.com A-M-S

To: Kirk © who wrote (5264)	3/24/2005 10:02:39 PM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 5867

Advantest, Canon, Lam gain ground in IC-equipment rankings EE Times (03/24/2005 3:16 PM EST) SAN JOSE, Calif. — The IC-equipment upturn reshuffled the rankings among vendors for 2004, with Advantest, Lam and Canon gaining ground in the sector, according to VLSI Research Inc. Applied Materials Inc. was the world's largest chip-equipment vendor in 2004, with $7.552 billion in sales, according to VLSI Research. Applied was first, followed by Tokyo Electron Ltd. ($4.742 billion in sales for 2004), ASML Holding NV ($3.022 billion), Advantest Corp. ($2.176 billion), KLA-Tencor Corp. ($1.892 billion), Nikon Corp. ($1.411 billion), Lam Research Corp. ($1,360 billion), Novellus Systems Inc. ($1,337 billion), Hitachi High-Technologies Corp. ($1,315 billion), and Canon Inc. ($1,284 billion). In 2003, Applied was also first, followed by TEL, ASML, KLA-Tencor, Nikon, Advantest, Novellus, Hitachi, and Lam. Canon was 11th place in 2003.