Broadcom announced Monday morning that it has raised its offer for Qualcomm by $12 a share and that this is the take-it-or-leave-it deal. The total value of the offer is $121 billion.
Broadcom will raise its offer for Qualcomm, Boeing expects a surge in Asia sales, Tesla is building a new kind of power plant, and other important headlines.
The January 12 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest increased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
The SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analysts are still positive on five top semiconductor stocks that still make good additions to aggressive growth portfolios.
The December 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest increased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
Qualcomm's board this morning announced that it has rejected unanimously the 11 candidates nominated for its board by unwanted suitor Broadcom. The proxy fight begins in earnest now.
Here are a couple of new changes to the Merrill Lynch US 1 list and three tech companies that have had a stellar run in 2017 and look poised to continue the…
The November 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest increased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
Surely some of those other technology stocks could have a real shot of outperforming Apple and Amazon in 2018. Here are 10 large cap and active technology stocks that are currently expected…
Broadcom has filed a preliminary proxy statement in its effort to unseat Qualcomm's board and drive a vote on Broadcom's $70 a share offer for Qualcomm. And that's just the beginning of…
Stocks have hit all-time highs in recent days, and investors have to keep in mind that the mega-bull market is now nearing 9 years old. There has been a trend that has…
Shares of Broadcom rose early Thursday after it released its most recent quarterly results late on Wednesday.
Chris Lange French media reports that General Electric plans to cut 4,500 jobs in Europe, another brutal step as management tries to turn around the floundering company.
Large companies do not appear to care whether they destroy the holidays for some of their workers. Pre-Christmas layoffs seem to be rampant this year.
Companies want to give themselves a wider moat to fend off competition and to create pricing power with their existing and potential customers. But when does all the corporate effort turn from…
