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Even Alicia Keys couldn’t get investors excited about the debut of the newest BlackBerry.
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Motorola Inc. , the U.S. mobile-phone maker, reported second-quarter earnings that beat analysts’ estimates, helped by demand for its new line of smartphones.
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Qualcomm Inc. has held talks with AT&T Inc. over the possible sale of spectrum the chipmaker acquired for its mobile-television service, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions.
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Cisco Systems Inc. introduced a videoconferencing system aimed at boosting the company’s appeal to consumers and stepping up competition with Skype Technologies SA.
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Qualcomm Inc., the biggest maker of chips that run mobile phones, forecast sales and earnings that fell short of analysts’ predictions, signaling consumers may be opting for handsets that are less profitable for the company.
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Research In Motion Ltd., maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, advanced after three days of declines as some investors speculated the drop caused by the appointment of a new chief executive officer was overdone.
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Qualcomm Inc., the world’s biggest maker of mobile-phone chips, agreed to pay Broadcom Corp. $891 million in cash over four years to end a global dispute over handset-technology patents.
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Stephen Elop , Nokia Oyj ’s new chief executive officer, brings a history of iconoclastic decisions that may benefit the Finnish mobile-phone maker as it competes with nimbler Silicon Valley rivals.
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Research In Motion Ltd. has surged 38 percent since August on prospects for its new tablet device. That may be too big a jump given the product is late to a market led by Apple Inc. ’s iPad, say analysts who are cutting ratings.
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Cisco Systems Inc. , the largest provider of networking equipment, fell the most in three months in Nasdaq trading after a report showed higher spending on new products eroded its fiscal second-quarter profitability.
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