9/13: Ewing NJ-based Universal Display now worth more than $6 billion; supplies OLED material & IP for new iPhoneX
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Ewing NJ-based Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:OLED) now worth more than $6 billion; supplies OLED material & IP for new iPhoneX.
Dolby, Universal Display Boosted By New Apple iPhones https://t.co/mpboeVEsVZ pic.twitter.com/YOuAzOwZtC
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