Renesas to cut 4,000 jobs

Renesas to cut 4,000 jobs

TOKYO, Japan - Renesas Electronics Corp. President Yasushi Akao speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on July 29, 2010. The computer chip maker announced it will cut 4,000 employees by fiscal 2012 to improve production and development.

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