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Dell pullout a $20 million shock to Idaho’s Magic Valley economy

September 12, 2009 /

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Governor, local officials scramble to limit fallout

State and regional economists are calling it the Micron of the Magic Valley – the loss of hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars that now flow through the local economy.

Dell ComputerInc.’s relationship with Twin Falls was a nearly eight-year affair that raised hopes the region was finally attracting high-skilled, high-paying jobs.

By Joshua Palmer
Times-News writer

Full Story: http://www.magicvalley.com/articles/2009/09/12/news/top_story/170696.txt

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