Chip maker Qualcomm laying off 1,200+, still lists openings in Raleigh
Qualcomm, one of the largest microchip manufacturers globally, is scaling back its workforce.
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Qualcomm CEO is retiring; tech giant’s president to replace him
Chip maker Qualcomm, which has a substantial operation in the Triangle, will be getting a new CEO in June. Here are the details.
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Appeals court insulates Qualcomm from FTC’s antitrust win
A federal appeals court is temporarily protecting Qualcomm from an antitrust ruling that would have forced the mobile chipmaker to drastically change how it licenses key technology for connecting smartphones to the internet.
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Lenovo to launch ‘world’s first’ 5G capable laptop with Qualcomm chip
With next-generation 5G wireless networks beginning to go online, the world’s top PC seller is preparing to cash in.
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Qualcomm shares falter after judge rules chip giant violated antitrust law
Qualcomm’s stock is tumbling before the opening bell after a federal judge ruled that the company unlawfully stifled cellphone chip market competition and charged excessive licensing fees.
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Qualcomm stock surges after settling chip dispute with Apple
Chip maker Qualcomm shares closed 23 percent higher on Tuesday, after it announced it reached a settlement and license agreement with Apple over patents.
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Apple, Qualcomm split two decisions in patent disputes
Apple stock declined 1 percent on Tuesday after a US trade judge recommended banning some iPhones that are imported to the United States due to a patent dispute with Qualcomm. But Apple and Qualcomm actually split legal decisions.
Read MoreChinese court says Apple infringed on Qualcomm patents
A two-year legal battle between Apple and its chip supplier, Qualcomm, reached a new level of contention Monday when Qualcomm said a Chinese court had ordered Apple to stop selling older iPhone models in China.
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Qualcomm, which recently laid off 241 workers in Raleigh, to drop $44B NXP deal
Qualcomm said Wednesday that it expected to call off its $44 billion deal to buy NXP Semiconductors after Chinese regulators did not approve the transaction amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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