Ericsson ends up on the wrong side of memory-chip price spike. The stock slumps.
Ericsson shares on Tuesday saw their worst reaction to earnings in nearly three years after the telecom-equipment maker revealed that rising component costs were eating away at margins — likely the huge surge in memory-chip prices.
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