Builder of low-cost personal computers eMachines Inc. could be the second of its kind to be sold recently, that is if Credit Suisse First Boston can muster up some interest. On May 8, Irvine, Calif.-based eMachines announced it would look at strategic alternatives. The stock of the $50 million market cap company shot up 75% to 42 cents the day of the news. At press time, it had dropped to 33 cents.
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