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It's good to be with you on this Monday, March 16th. I'm Julie Morgan.

Stock index futures are higher on this Monday. The NASDAQ is up 0.4%. The S&P 500 is up 0.3% and the Dow is up a tiny fraction.

Crude oil features are at $100 and Brent futures are at 104 as of the time of this recording.

Bitcoin is up 0.4% at 73,000 and gold is down 0.7% at 4985.

Micron Technology is on our biggest movers list this morning.

MU is up 4.2% in pre-market action.

Micron Technology announced plans to build a second chip manufacturing facility

at its newly acquired site in Taiwan. The site includes approximately 300,000 square feet of

existing clean room space and will support the company's efforts to expand the supply of DRAM

products, including HBM, to meet growing AI-driven demand.

The expansion follows the completion of its $1.8 billion acquisition from Powerchip Semiconductor

Manufacturing announced in January. The new site is expected to support product shipments

from the existing fab beginning in fiscal

2028. The construction of a second facility of comparable scale, which will add approximately

270,000 square feet of clean room space, is set to begin by the end of fiscal 2026. Foxcon, the world's largest contract electronics maker,

reported a 2% decline in fourth quarter profit on Monday, compared with the same period last year,

falling short of expectations. Reuters reported that net profit for the October to December period

was $1.42 billion.

Foxcon's guidance for both the first quarter and full year revenue are for strong growth,

the highest outlook the company can give as it does not provide a numeric outlook.

The electronics giant said it also expected first quarter revenue for smart consumer

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