Micron and the No-Limit Poker Game

Carl Johnson submits: The semiconductor memory business — it’s a giant No-Limit Poker game. You have to play every hand. The stakes go up every single round. If you leave the table, you are out of the game.

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Sun, October 8th, 2006

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