Previous Close | 61.20 |
Open | 61.50 |
Bid | 60.00 x 0 |
Ask | 60.10 x 0 |
Day's Range | 60.00 - 61.80 |
52 Week Range | 57.80 - 83.70 |
Volume | 3,769,895 |
Avg. Volume | 6,055,941 |
Market Cap | 49.25B |
Beta | 1.74 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
EPS (TTM) | N/A |
Earnings Date | N/A |
Forward Dividend & Yield | N/A (N/A) |
Ex-Dividend Date | 2015-08-11 |
1y Target Est | N/A |
April 9 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS MARCH SALES DOWN 46.7 PERCENT Y/Y AT T$2.8 BILLION ($95.84 million) Source text in Chinese: http://mops.twse.com.tw/mops/web/t146sb05 Further company coverage: ($1 ...
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Product placement in movies has long been used to sell consumer items. But can a film largely set in virtual reality change the speed with which VR is adopted? WSJ's Mark Kelly takes a look. Image: Warner ...
Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp jumped more than 7 percent on Tuesday after the mobile phone maker said it expects a financial boost from a deal sealed with Alphabet Inc's Google earlier this year. HTC on Monday reported a net loss of T$9.8 billion ($337.3 million) in the fourth quarter, its biggest on record, due in part to competition and inventory write-downs, but said it was upbeat going forward due to the Google deal. "HTC successfully completed the US$1.1 billion business co-operation agreement with Google at the end of January, and the gain related to the transaction will be recognised in Q1'18, enabling greater investment in emerging technologies, which will be vital across all of our businesses and present significant long-term growth opportunities," the Taiwanese firm said in a statement.
Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp rose more than 4 percent in early trade on Tuesday after it said it expects to get a boost from a deal sealed with Google earlier this year. The smartphone maker on Monday reported a net loss of T$9.8 billion ($337.3 million) in the fourth quarter, its biggest on record, due in part to stiff competition and inventory write-downs. Last September, Alphabet Inc's Google said it would acquire part of HTC's smartphone operations for $1.1 billion, expecting the deal to close by early 2018.
TAIPEI, March 27 (Reuters) - Shares of Taiwan's HTC Corp rose more than 4 percent in early trade on Tuesday after it said it expects to get a boost from a deal sealed with Google earlier this year. The ...
In Steven Spielberg's new movie "Ready Player One," disgruntled citizens in the year 2045 don virtual reality headsets to enter a digital universe where they can dance at hot clubs or race fancy cars through the streets of New York. "Ready Player One," based on a novel by Ernest Cline, features a group of teenagers who spend their days in VR goggles, suits and gloves to maneuver their avatars through a computerized wonderland called the Oasis. "You have a choice to spend all your time there, or make connections in the real world with real people, real eye contact," Spielberg said told Reuters in an interview.
March 26 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS ITS Q4 AFTER-TAX NET LOSS AT T$9.8 BILLION ($337.08 million) Source text English: https://bit.ly/2DUs3ZG Further company coverage: ($1 = 29.0730 Taiwan dollars) (Reporting ...
Feb 14 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS COMPANY'S PRESIDENT OF SMARTPHONE AND CONNECTED DEVICES BUSINESS CHIALIN CHANG RESIGNS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong Kong newsroom)...
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Feb 6 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS JAN SALES DOWN 27.0 PERCENT Y/Y AT T$3.40 BILLION ($115.76 million) Source text in Chinese: http://bit.ly/29I3zX1 Further company coverage: ($1 = 29.3720 Taiwan dollars) ...
Jan 30 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS IT COMPLETES $1.1 BILLION COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH GOOGLE * SAYS THE TRANSACTION REINFORCES ITS COMMITMENT TO INNOVATION AND ITS BRANDED SMARTPHONE BUSINESS Source ...
Google officially closed its $1.1 billion deal with HTC Corp., adding more than 2,000 smartphone specialists in Taiwan to help the search giant chase Apple Inc. in the cut-throat premium handset market....
Jan 8 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS DEC SALES DOWN 37.25 PERCENT Y/Y Source text in Chinese: http://bit.ly/29I3zX1 Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong Kong newsroom)
Dec 6 (Reuters) - HTC Corp: * SAYS NOV SALES DOWN 26.2 PERCENT Y/Y AT T$5.66 BILLION ($188.57 million) Source text in Chinese: http://bit.ly/29I3zX1 Further company coverage: ($1 = 30.0150 Taiwan dollars) ...
TAIPEI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - When HTC Corp brought back founder Cher Wang two years ago to turn around the struggling Taiwanese mobile phone maker, investors hoped she could stem a sharp loss in market share to Apple and Samsung Electronics. On Thursday, Wang announced HTC was shifting around 2,000 staff, mainly handset engineers, to Alphabet's Google in a $1.1 billion deal that casts doubts over the company's longer-term future. "Our main consideration is that our brand will continue," Chialin Chang, who heads HTC's mobile business, told reporters.
Shares in Taiwanese technology company HTC Corp rose 9.96 pct in early trading on Friday. HTC Corp announced on Thursday that Alphabet Inc's Google would pay $1.1 billion for the division at HTC that develops ...
The struggling Taiwanese smartphone maker has received a cash infusion from Google, emboldening it to chase its goal of perfecting virtual reality gear and high-end only handsets.
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL ) (NASDAQ: GOOG ) announced through a blog post that it has reached an agreement with HTC Corporation (OTC: HTCKF ), which provided for a team of HTC talent who were already ...
The day before Apple's latest iPhones hit the market, Google spends a bundle to secure the talent behind its Pixel smartphone.
The deal comes at a time when Alphabet (GOOGL) has some proven smartphone technology and artificial intelligence in hand.
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Alphabet Inc's Google says it will pay $1.1 billion for a division at Taiwan's HTC Corp that develops the U.S. firm's Pixel smartphones - its second major foray into phone hardware after an earlier costly failure. Graham Mackay reports