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Sharp Corp., the unprofitable Japanese TV maker, said a second investment of about 5 billion yen ($53 million) from Qualcomm Inc. has been delayed because the companies failed to meet terms of their original agreement.
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While Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s management vacuum is fueling speculation of a takeover, a possible price tag of three times the average premium for semiconductor makers may deter any acquirers.
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HTC Corp., Samsung Electronics Co. and a host of smaller handset makers are at risk of losing their cachet after Google Inc. buys Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.
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Qualcomm Inc. stands to get its technology into millions of new phones if Verizon Wireless begins offering Apple Inc. ’s iPhone, because the device would have to start using Qualcomm’s chip designs.
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Atheros Communications Inc. , a computer-networking company based in Santa Clara, California, surged on the Nasdaq Stock Market after the New York Times said Qualcomm Inc. is close to buying the company.
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Amazon.com Inc., seeking to build on its expansion into e-readers and tablets, is working on a smartphone that will go on sale in the fourth quarter of next year, according to Citigroup Inc.
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Qualcomm Inc., the world’s largest maker of mobile-phone chips, is displacing Intel Corp. in the latest version of Apple Inc.’s iPhone, according to IHS Inc.
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Qualcomm Inc., the largest seller of mobile-phone semiconductors, is hiring Chris Borroni-Bird, who left General Motors Co. where he developed futuristic vehicles, said a person familiar with the decision.
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Apple Inc.’s decision to create a smartphone that boasts a thinner, lighter touch screen contributed to the component shortfall that caused demand to outstrip supply of the iPhone on its debut weekend.
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InterDigital Inc. surged after Reuters reported that Qualcomm Inc. and Nokia Oyj are among technology companies pondering bids for the company’s assets, citing people familiar with the matter.
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