Steve Appleton, chairman and CEO of semiconductor company Micron Technology passed away in a plane crash Friday morning. The small plane crashed near Boise, according to a company statement. Appleton, who joined
Micron chief executive Steve Appleton has been killed in the crash of an experimental airplane. Appleton has long been a stunt plane pilot and has had close calls before. The plane crashed at the Boise, Idaho airport. It was a
Micron Technology Inc. (MU) fell 3.8 percent to $7.65. Steve Appleton, the memory-chip industry's longest-serving chief executive officer, died after crashing an experimental plane in Boise, Idaho. Chief Operating Officer Mark Durcan will assume the
By msnbc.com staff and wire Updated at 7:45 p.m. ETSteve Appleton, chairman and CEO of Micron Technology, has died in the crash of a small plane in Boise, Idaho, the company said Friday.
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