91.   The move is unlikely to boost chip prices, analysts said.

92.   The Nihon Keizai newspaper said Fujitsu would postpone plans to expand chip plants in the U.S. and the U.K. because of falling chip prices.

93.   The semiconductor business continued to recover from a decline last year in chip prices.

94.   The two companies had fallen after listing on Seoul Stock Exchange last November as chip prices slumped to record lows.

95.   The U.S. book-to-bill ratio was dragged down by falling memory chip prices and bloated inventories in the fourth quarter, analyst said.

96.   This rapid shift to denser memories comes earlier than many analysts projected and may drive chip prices lower as capacity outpaces demand.

97.   This year, however, Texas Instruments has watched its chip prices and margins fall sharply.

98.   U.S. stocks rose in an afternoon rally paced by Intel Corp. and other semiconductor shares, which gained amid optimism for higher chip prices.

99.   While memory chip prices usually fall quickly, a shortage kept prices high at a time when Micron was one of the few suppliers.

100.   While memory prices plummeted, chip stock prices have floundered.