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GT Advanced Technologies and Apple will part ways, supplier will sell furnaces to repay debt
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GT Advanced Technologies and Apple will part ways, supplier will sell furnaces to repay debt
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GT Advanced Technologies and Apple will part ways, supplier will sell furnaces to repay debt
After a public announcement by GT Advanced Technologies in their effort to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, events leading up to today’s decision have painted quite the intriguing picture.
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