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To: TheStockFairy who wrote (43986)	5/29/1999 11:07:00 AM
From: Bill F.	Respond to of 86076

and i am wishfully hoping it doesn't(G)

To: TheStockFairy who wrote (43986)	5/29/1999 1:30:00 PM
From: geewiz	Respond to of 86076

Hi Gang, I've been off SI for several days, working on other business, but when I checked the headlines this afternoon I found this surprise; Taiwan initially finds U.S. makers dumping chips TAIPEI, May 29 (Reuters) - Taiwan trade investigators ruled on Saturday that U.S. microchip makers were guilty of dumping DRAM memory chips on the island, just days after Washington proposed anti-dumping penalties against Taiwan DRAM makers. Huang Chih-hui, executive secretary of the Trade Investigation Committee, said a ten-member panel decided in an intial ruling that dynamic random-access memory chips sold cheaply by U.S. makers in Taiwan had harmed the local chip industry. Thirty local chipmakers had filed a complaint in April against U.S. DRAM maker Micron Technology Inc (NYSE:MU - news) and the U.S. affiliates of two South Korean microchip giants -- Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Hyundai . biz.yahoo.com sounds like some tough love for one of our favorite son-of-a-guns! sorry if this already got posted! later,art