|
Micron CEO Dies In Plane Crash
Appleton, an avid pilot, was the only one in the experimental fixed-wing plane when it crashed at the Boise airport Friday morning.
Reporter: Associated Press |
|
0 Comments
Font Size:
Friday, February 3, 2012
Steve Appleton, the chief operating officer and chairman of Micron, has died in a small plane crash in Boise. He was 51.
Micron spokesman Dan Francisco confirmed Appleton's death Friday. Trading in Micron stocks has been halted.
Appleton, an avid pilot, was the only one in the experimental fixed-wing plane when it crashed at the Boise airport Friday morning.
Micron Technology Inc. is one of the world's leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions. Through its worldwide operations, Micron manufactures and markets a full range of DRAM, NAND and NOR flash memory.
More Stories
| KAKE Most Discussed |
| Boeing To Close Wichita Plant By End Of 2013 224 Comments |
| Boeing: Still Reviewing Wichita Operations 151 Comments |
| Hawker Confirms 300 Employees Received WARN Notices 118 Comments |
| Hawker Beechcraft To Layoff 350 Workers 112 Comments |
| Boeing Looking At Possible Closure Of Wichita Facility 98 Comments |
| Hawker: Air Force Awarded LAS Contract To Sierra Nevada 76 Comments |
| Hawker Requests Air Force Light Air Support Review 72 Comments |
| Boeing Employees Have Much To Say 72 Comments |
| Steve Miller Named Hawker Beechcraft CEO 72 Comments |
| Hawker Board Restores Salaries For Top Executives 65 Comments |
