Wolfspeed announced today that it has changed its name, signed a big deal with GM, and will now trade its company’s stock on the NYSE. WRAL TechWire spoke with CEO Gregg Lowe about the state of the semiconductor industry and the news from the company.
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It’s official: Cree is now “Wolfspeed,” and the company’s stock now trades on the NYSE under ticker symbol “WOLF.” Plus: General Motors is a new customer.
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Cree | Wolfspeed is beginning a program to incentivize employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19 – including a chance to win a Tesla. Here are the details.
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Cree announced that the company will change its name, officially, to Wolfspeed, Inc., on October 4, the same day the company’s common stock will be traded on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol WOLF.
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Few companies in the Triangle are requiring employees to be vaccinated or be terminated, SAS and Merck being the notable exceptions at this point.
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Cree Inc. (CREE) on Tuesday reported a loss of $147.6 million in its fiscal fourth quarter, and its stock fell more than 6% in after-hours trading. But CEO Greg Lowe found grounds for optimism.
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Cisco announced a hybrid work policy yesterday. Some Triangle firms already had permanent flexible work policies in place. But what are firms doing now that the Delta variant is spreading? We asked companies how they’re handling vaccinations and workplace safety.
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“We are building solid momentum and during our fiscal third quarter we continued to execute and drive our strategy, delivering strong top line performance as customers continue to realize the benefits of silicon carbide,” says Cree CEO, Gregg Lowe.
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Cree’s stock is a buy due to continuing developments in the electric vehicle market where its Wolfspeed business group is emerging as a leader in power supply and other products needed in the EV space.
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