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Qualcomm Vs. Magna For Automotive Chipmaker Veoneer
Wireless chipmaker Qualcom tops Magna International's bid for the Stockholm-based automotive chipmaker.
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Chip suppliers, which trimmed down chip production for autos and in turn stepped up supplies to consumer electronics, are now pressured from all quarters.
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EU Fines Qualcomm for ‘Predatory Pricing’
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The Chinese smartphone maker, which is heavily reliant on Qualcomm processors, is seeking a reversal of the Commerce Department's ban.
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Paying $90 a share for Qualcomm would represent a large leap from Broadcom's initial bid last November.
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Qualcomm Agrees to Talk With Broadcom
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Broadcom Offers $130B for Rival Qualcomm
The takeover proposal, the largest in tech history, would create the world's No. 3 chipmaker but Qualcomm appears set to reject it as inadequate.
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South Korea's top trade regulator says the company's patent licensing practices were unfair to both smartphone makers and rival modem chipset makers.
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