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Texas Instruments Inc

NASDAQ: TXN Semiconductors
$258.64
▼ $7.90 (−2.96%) today
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TXN Coverage

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Texas Instruments, Messy (TXN)

Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE:TXN) has posted its earnings at $0.52 EPS on revenues of $3.66 Billion; First Call had estimates pegged at $0.50 EPS and $3.66 Billion in revenues.  Unfortunately, the results…

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Perhaps the largest single problem in the handset market is that unit prices are falling sharply. Recent earnings releases from Sony Ericsson and Samsung show good growth in the number of handsets…

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Cramer Calls Texas Instruments Higher (TXN)

Texas Instruments (NYSE:TXN) shares are up 3.1% today at $36.85 on the dividend hike and share buyback increase.  Jim Cramer on today’s STOP TRADING segment on CNBC came out and said Texas…

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Texas Instrument Buy-Back Moves Shares Up

Texas Intruments (TXN) announced this morning that it would add $5 billion to a share buy-back program and would raise its dividend 25%. Shares are up 2% to $36.50. The company currently…

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NYSE Short Interest For August

Below are short interest figures for major companies traded on the NYSE as of August 15 compared to July 13, 2007 Largest Short Positions Ford  (F)                   …

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Texas Instruments (TXN): Wall St. Is Not Impressed

Texas Instruments (TXN) was expected to report a 10% decline in earnings to 42 cents a share on a 7% fall in sales to $3.45 billion for the second quarter, according to…

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