ARM set to cut 3% of jobs, imposes pay freeze
Peter Clarke, eetimes.eu
(02/04/2009 7:50 AM EST)
(02/04/2009 7:50 AM EST)
LONDON — ARM Holdings plc (Cambridge, England), a licensor of processor-related intellectual property, is looking to cut about 3 percent of its workforce and has imposed a pay freeze from Jan. 1, 2009, company executives told financial analysts Tuesday (Feb. 3).
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