QCOM - QUALCOMM Incorporated
55.03 -0.20 (-0.36%)
Pre-Market: 5:36AM EDT
| Previous Close | 55.35 |
| Open | 55.14 |
| Bid | 55.10 x 100 |
| Ask | 55.39 x 100 |
| Day's Range | 54.88 - 55.62 |
| 52 Week Range | 48.92 - 69.28 |
| Volume | 4,628,914 |
| Avg. Volume | 13,382,575 |
| Market Cap | 81.76B |
| Beta | 1.49 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | -2.83 |
| Earnings Date | Apr 25, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 2.28 (4.16%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-02-27 |
| 1y Target Est | 68.43 |
- The Wall Street Journal•8 minutes ago
[$$] Qualcomm Is in the Eye of U.S.-China Storm Again
China has said issues with the U.S. chip maker’s proposed $44 billion tie-up with NXP Semiconductors may be “hard to resolve.” That isn’t a good sign either for this deal or broader global deal-making
- Investopedia•15 minutes ago
Why Qualcomm’s Stock Bulls May Be Dreaming
Qualcomm Inc.'s ( QCOM) bullish analysts may be dreaming, expecting shares of the chipmaker to rise by 25% based on average analysts price targets. Shares of Qualcomm are off nearly 20% from their highs in January, followed by President Trump blocking a proposed $117 billion acquisition by Broadcom Inc. ( AVGO).
- Financial Times•32 minutes ago
[$$] China demands Qualcomm concessions over NXP deal
US chipmaker Qualcomm must make further concessions over market competition to win Beijing’s approval for its proposed $44bn purchase of Dutch company NXP Semiconductors , China’s commerce ministry said ...
- Associated Press•1 hour ago
China: Qualcomm plan 'has difficulty' resolving concerns
BEIJING (AP) — Qualcomm Inc.'s latest proposal for its $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors "has difficulty" resolving concerns of Chinese anti-monopoly regulators, a government spokesman Thursday.
- Quartz•1 hour ago
Qualcomm is getting hit from both sides in the US-China spat
The US and China’s tit-for-tat jabs in trade and tariffs are moving in tandem with each country’s anxieties over dominance in the global tech industry. And as those tensions escalate this week, one company is set to suffer—San Diego-based chipmaker Qualcomm. On April 19 a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Commerce said that it had…
- The Wall Street Journal•2 hours ago
[$$] China: Qualcomm's NXP Deal Has 'Hard to Resolve' Issues
Antitrust regulator’s initial pessimistic review of Qualcomm’s $44 billion purchase of NXP Semiconductors raises questions about a critical deal for the American company and whether trade friction with ...
- Financial Times•3 hours ago
[$$] China demands more concessions from Qualcomm for NXP deal
“This deal has a wide influence, and may have a negative impact on market competition,” Gao Feng, a spokesman for the ministry told reporters. Mr Gao said that Qualcomm had submitted a remedy plan to resolve such problems but added that “an initial investigation shows Qualcomm’s plan can not easily solve the problems relating to market competition”.
- The Wall Street Journal•5 hours ago
[$$] Qualcomm Cuts Jobs to Boost Profit
Chip maker Qualcomm began laying off employees, pursuing a promise to investors to boost profit by shedding $1 billion in expenses.
- Bloomberg•6 hours ago
China Asks Qualcomm For More Remedies to Win NXP Approval
Chinese regulators are seeking additional concessions from Qualcomm Inc. before approving its proposed purchase of NXP Semiconductors NV, further complicating the long-delayed deal and possibly adding ...
Reuters•9 hours agoQualcomm begins layoffs as part of cost cuts
"Qualcomm is conducting a reduction of our full-time and temporary workforce," a company spokesperson who declined to be identifies said, without disclosing the exact numbers of job cuts. Qualcomm said it offered affected employees severance packages. Bloomberg, which first reported the layoffs, said the size of the job cuts is large enough that Qualcomm will have to file a WARN notice, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, with the state of California.
Reuters•9 hours agoQualcomm begins layoffs as part of cost cuts
"Qualcomm is conducting a reduction of our full-time and temporary workforce," a company spokesperson who declined to be identifies said, without disclosing the exact numbers of job cuts. Qualcomm said it offered affected employees severance packages. Bloomberg, which first reported the layoffs, said the size of the job cuts is large enough that Qualcomm will have to file a WARN notice, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, with the state of California.
- CNBC•11 hours ago
Cramer's lightning round: Qualcomm needs to resolve its slew of issues
Jim Cramer rattles off his take on callers' favorite stocks, including a technology play making headlines.
- Motley Fool•12 hours ago
3 Reasons Qualcomm Likely Won't Close the NXP Deal in 2018
Qualcomm’s takeover of the world’s top automotive chipmaker is becoming a slow-motion car wreck.
- Reuters•12 hours ago
Qualcomm begins layoffs as part of cost cuts - Bbg
Chipmaker Qualcomm Inc has begun cutting jobs as part of its promise to investors to cut costs by $1 billion, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The size of the job cuts is large enough that San Diego-based Qualcomm will have to file a WARN notice, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, with the state of California, the report said. Qualcomm did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Bloomberg•13 hours ago
Qualcomm Cutting Jobs to Live Up to Promise of Slashing Costs
Qualcomm Inc. has begun cutting jobs as part of the chipmaker’s promise to investors to reduce costs by $1 billion, according to people familiar with the process. The number of positions being eliminated at the San Diego-based company is large enough that Qualcomm will have to file a so-called WARN notice, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, with the state of California, one of the people said. Qualcomm has other major locations in the state and around the world.
- Bloomberg•13 hours ago
Qualcomm Begins Cutting Jobs to Meet Pledge to Slash Costs
Qualcomm Inc. has begun cutting about 1,500 jobs in California as part of a broader workforce reduction aimed at meeting a commitment to investors to pare costs by $1 billion, according to people familiar ...
- TheStreet.com•14 hours ago
How Chinese Trade and Security Tensions Could Impact U.S. Tech Companies
As Chinese trade tensions and national security fears continue flaring, there could be consequences for U.S. tech companies even if -- as might very well be the case -- some kind of compromise is ultimately reached on tariffs. The DOC says the ban is in response to ZTE's failure to make good on a 2017 plea agreement related to its violation of sanctions prohibiting the shipment of U.S. products to Iran and North Korea.
- Quartz•19 hours ago
China wants to wean itself off foreign technology. Now it will see how hard that will be
Even before Donald Trump got into the White House and raised the prospect of a trade war with China, Beijing was aiming to reduce its reliance on foreign technology. In 2014, the government urged the military, banks, and state-owned enterprises to switch to domestic suppliers for any tech products or services they used. A year…
- Market Realist•21 hours ago
A Look at T-Mobile’s Network Upgrade Plans for 2Q18
T-Mobile (TMUS) expects to begin offering 5G services in early 2019, and it plans to begin the process in 2Q18. In late February 2018, Nokia (NOK) announced that it was supplying equipment and technologies that would prepare T-Mobile’s network for 5G.
- CNBC•22 hours ago
Investors are ignoring one of the biggest risks to the market, strategist says
As earnings kick into high gear, investors have brushed the trade war threat to the background. That could be a mistake, says one strategist.
- Investopedia•2 days ago
Intel’s Chip Lead Is ‘Disappearing’
One industry researcher expects Intel's rivals to close in on the long-time market leader.
Motley Fool•2 days ago2 Things Qualcomm Inc. Has Done Wrong
The company's mistakes have cost substantial stockholder value.
- InvestorPlace•2 days ago
Intel Corporation Stock Walks the Walk, and Its Fundamentals Prove It
Despite broader market and geopolitical concerns, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) handled itself surprisingly well. Year-to-date, Intel stock is up 10%, which ordinarily may not generate much excitement. More importantly, Intel stock is handily beating the overall technology industry.
- CNBC Videos•11 hours ago
Cramer's lightning round: Qualcomm needs to resolve its s...
Jim Cramer rattles off his take on callers' favorite stocks, including a technology play making headlines.
- Bloomberg Video•yesterday
U.S. Cuts ZTE Off From American Tech
Apr.17 -- Jefferies Head of Hong Kong and China Telecom Research Edison Lee weighs in on the U.S. decision to ban ZTE from buying crucial American technology for seven years. Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist Tim Culpan also speaks with Haidi Lun on "Bloomberg Markets." Culpan's opinions are his own.
