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Imagination share price drops 60% following Apple reports
By Steve Bush, ElectronicsWeekly
3rd April 2017
Imagination Technologies’ share price has suddenly dropped over 60%. Reports, including in the Financial Times and City AM, suggest Apple will not be using Imagination intellectual property in Apple products. The price went from 270 to around a 100 over the weekend, where it has stayed this morning.
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