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This notable price movement follows key executive ... NEW YORK (Reuters) -Activist investor Jana Partners, which last year pushed Wolfspeed to consider a sale to boost its share price, has exited ...

Wolfspeed brings back a familiar face to help steer the company through turbulent financial waters.

Wolfspeed ( WOLF 34.77%) was trading around $0.97 per share at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Shares had dropped 69% from Tuesday's close after a Wall Street Journal report Tuesday evening that the company is ...

Wolfspeed (NYSE:WOLF) has appointed David Emerson, an industry veteran and former executive vice president with the company, ...

The Triangle semiconductor firm is headed toward bankruptcy within weeks, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources ...

Wolfspeed (NYSE:WOLF) recently experienced a significant 57.9% increase in its share price over the last month. This notable price movement follows key executive and board changes, including the ...

Given this issue and considering the fact that Wolfspeed still commands a $200 million market capitalization, investors should consider selling their holdings and moving on. Over the past decade ...

Wolfspeed is preparing to file for bankruptcy within a matter of weeks as the publicly traded chip component maker struggles to address its debt pile, according to sources familiar with the matter ...

This buying activity can lead to a rapid and sometimes sharp spike in the stock’s price, creating a feedback loop of upward movement. Additionally, looking ahead, investors are eyeing Wolfspeed ...

improve its finances and cope with growth woes Wolfspeed Inc. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings in line with expectations, but uncertainty over a restructuring of its finances has investors ...

The $1.6 trln industry’s rising exposure to stalling growth or policy shifts challenges investors’ risk gauges. Wolfspeed prepares to file for bankruptcy within weeks, WSJ reports ...