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Argyle Street Management asks Toshiba to exit its TEC business to bolster profits
•Argyle had previously opposed Toshiba’s sale of its chip business to a Bain Capital-led group.
Toshiba has no immediate plans to sell its 40.2 percent stake in its memory chip unit: Report
•Toshiba Memory had in September reaffirmed the company’s plan to go public in two to three years.
Apple iPhone XS and XS Max teardown reveals Intel, Toshiba components
•The latest iPhones also had DRAM and NAND memory chips from Micron Technology.
iPhone manufacturer Foxconn attempts to reinvent itself, faces major risks as Apple diversifies its supplier base
•Foxconn, the Taiwanese contract manufacturer is trying to reinvent itself as smartphone sales plateau as Apple is now diversifying its supplier base.
Sharp to buy Toshiba PC business for $36 million, marking a return to a business it quit eight years back
•Toshiba told Reuters it outsourced PC production until 2015, and currently builds PCs at its own plant in China.
Toshiba might cancel its $18.6 billion chip sale if Chinese regulator doesn't give approval by May
•Toshiba raised $5.4 billion from a share issue to foreign investors late last year and it had now decided it did not need to go through with the sale.
Hong Kong-based investment fund says Toshiba's $18 billion chip sale is worth double its agreed price
•Argyle Street Management, with $1.3 billion under management, has been urging Toshiba to reconsider and opt to list the prized unit instead.
Toshiba will not cancel the $18 billion sale of its memory chip unit unless there is any 'major material change'
•Toshiba was unable to complete the sale to a consortium led by Bain Capital LP as it was still waiting for approval from China’s anti-monopoly regulator.
Toshiba says it can't complete the $18 billion sale of its chip unit by March-end deadline
•Failure to meet the deadline gives Toshiba the option of walking away from the sale of the world’s No. 2 producer of NAND chips without penalty.
Toshiba's deadline for winning the Chinese antitrust approval concerning its $18 billion chip sale is today
•A Toshiba spokesman said the company continues its effort to close the deal by the end of this month. Bain declined to comment.