How is revenue recognized

Interviewed :Bill Arnold, Gene Fuller, Phil WareRelevant Date :2003-10-22

Summary : Chip execs, Bill Arnold, Gene Fuller, and Phil Ware weigh in on the then new FASB accounting standards for revenue recognition that affect semiconductor equipment companies. At the time it created lots of issues around what happens financially when a IC p

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