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Broadcom Corp., a maker of chips that help mobile devices connect to the Internet, rose the most since July after reporting first-quarter sales and profit that beat estimates as orders for tablet and handset parts increased.
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Broadcom Corp. is supplying samples of a mobile-phone chip that supports the fastest data speeds, joining the race to try to break Qualcomm Inc.’s market dominance.
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Broadcom Corp. plans to increase the speed of its mobile-phone processors in a new push to expand its customer base beyond Nokia Oyj and Samsung Electronics Co.
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California’s greenhouse-gas emitters may run short of emission offsets at the beginning of the state’s carbon market, as happened at the start of Europe’s program, according to Camco International Ltd.
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Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. have no intention of leaving wireless customers in emerging markets to the new Firefox operating system, which phone companies said they hope to establish as a rival platform.
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Broadcom Corp., a maker of chips that help mobile devices connect to the Internet, predicted first-quarter sales that may fall short of some estimates, citing tepid demand for semiconductors used in phone networks.
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Executives and politicians comment on the death of Steve Jobs, the co-founder and former chief executive officer of Apple Inc.:
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Broadcom Corp., a maker of chips that help mobile devices connect to the Internet, forecast second- quarter sales that may exceed some analysts’ estimates, lifted by increasing orders from smartphone makers.
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Broadcom Corp., a maker of chips that help mobile devices connect to the Internet, forecast third-quarter sales that may exceed some analysts’ estimates, helped by strong demand from its smartphone customers.
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Earl Weaver, the fiery manager who led the Baltimore Orioles to four World Series appearances, died on the team’s fantasy Caribbean cruise at the age of 82.
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