Applied Materials and Lam Research are top players in semiconductor deposition and etch equipment, with AMAT leading in deposition and LRCX in etch. AMAT holds a broader product portfolio and stronger ...

Applied Materials Inc., the largest US producer of chipmaking equipment, plans to cut 4% of its global workforce as it copes with a sales slowdown and trade turmoil. Related Articles Court blocks new ...

Applied Materials (AMAT) stock has captured investor attention recently as shares have climbed more than 13% over the past month and are now sitting close to new highs. The company’s performance ...

Applied Materials will cut about 4% of its workforce, or roughly 1,400 jobs, to streamline operations, the chip equipment maker said on Thursday as tighter U.S. export controls on semiconductors weigh ...

Applied Materials, one of the world’s largest makers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, will lay off about 4 percent of its workforce, or roughly 1,400 employees, as it restructures operations ...

Applied Materials Inc., the largest US producer of chipmaking equipment, plans to cut 4% of its global workforce as it copes with a sales slowdown and trade turmoil. Software companies reveal plans to ...

Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-Madras) has extended its partnership with Applied Materials India, a subsidiary of US-based Applied Materials, to deploy the foundational software framework ...

Applied Materials (AMAT) surged by 52% over the last six months, propelled not only by strong revenue and margin improvements but also by a remarkable increase in market confidence. The Applied ...

We recently published 10 Stock News You Can’t Miss As Investors Watch AI Trade Momentum. Applied Materials Inc (NASDAQ:AMAT) is one of the stock news you can't miss. Jordan Blashek from Perimeter ...

Applied Materials has outperformed the S&P 500 over the past five years. The semiconductor market’s recovery generated tailwinds for its business. But its stock isn’t a screaming bargain -- and it isn ...

Applied Materials said it is laying off less than 4% of its workforce. The cuts come amid "automation, digitalization and geographic shifts," the company said in a Thursday filing. Applied Materials ...

Applied Materials will reduce its workforce by 4%, equaling about 1,400 jobs across the company. The reduction will position the company for “continued growth as a more competitive and productive ...