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Micron’s stock extends declines as China competition heats up

Micron’s stock extends declines as China competition heats up
MarketWatch Tuesday 13 October 2026, 13:21 UTC By Britney Nguyen 1 min read
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Even Elon Musk says Chinese memory chip makers are catching up.

Even Elon Musk says Chinese memory chip makers are catching up.
Micron (ORG) China (LOCATION) Elon Musk (PERSON) Chinese (ORG)
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