Wolfspeed's stock price has plummeted and federal funding is uncertain, presenting major challenges for incoming CEO Robert Feurle.

Wolfspeed announced on Thursday, March 27 that Robert Feurle will succeed Interim Executive Chairman Thomas Werner as CEO.

Wolfspeed (WOLF) shares plunged last week on news the semiconductor company may lose crucial funding under the CHIPS Act. Can Wolfspeed bounce back? Seeking Alpha analysts weigh in.

The last few weeks have seen several major tech companies announce leadership transitions and organisational changes.

Shares of Wolfspeed Inc. (WOLF) plunged almost 8% in Tuesday’s regular trading session amid growing uncertainty around the ...

Within an hour of trading Friday morning, the Durham semiconductor manufacturer Wolfspeed had lost half its value. Its shares ...

US SiC specialist Wolfspeed has appointed Robert Feurle as CEO, effective May 1, 2025. Feurle succeeds Thomas Werner, who is ...

Wolfspeed (NYSE:WOLF) faced a significant challenge last month, with its share price plunging 58%. This remarkable decline can be linked to reaffirmed guidance projecting a GAAP net loss of $270 ...

As Werner stated, Feurle’s track record of success will be instrumental in navigating the challenges ahead. One of the immediate challenges Feurle faces is the CHIPs Act, which is aimed at ...

In a significant move for the semiconductor industry, Wolfspeed, a prominent chipmaker, announced the appointment of Robert Feurle as its new CEO. This decision comes just months after the ousting of ...

Shares of Wolfspeed closed at $2.59 Friday, down about 56% from the close of regular trading on Wednesday. The share has ...

Wolfspeed is discussing with the White House ways the company can support the Trump administration's efforts to reinforce U.S. industrial leadership in semiconductors, secure domestic supply chains, ...