Arrow plans to close PC asset disposition business, including in the UK
Business dynamics have changed since Arrow entered the PC and mobility asset disposition market, CEO Michael Long says as he also announced Q2 results will fall short of expectations
Arrow Electronics plans to wind down its PC and mobility asset disposition business in its native US and several other countries, including the UK. The global distributor's shares tanked seven per cent...
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