51.   Stolberg shares control of the chip company now by holding three of the six seats on its board.

52.   Taiwan chip packaging companies also climbed.

53.   Taiwan stocks fell, led by chips companies, on concern their profits would be affected by an anti-dumping tax the U.S. may impose on their products.

54.   That happened just as some chip companies added new factories.

55.   That would be good news for chip companies.

56.   The biggest losers were DRAM memory chip companies Micron Technology and Hynix of South Korea.

57.   The chastened chip company has no choice but to try again.

58.   The biggest and most profitable of chip companies, it is opening a chip design center in Austin.

59.   The device also uses a processor called Crusoe from an upstart chip company, Transmeta Inc.

60.   The earnings gloom spread to other chip companies.