Thread regarding Qualcomm Inc. layoffs

Qcom to be sold to MediaTek?

Rumors flying, includes billions in offshore cash, huge tax savings.

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REST&VEST department

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Post ID: @4iqs+BS5Z8X3

Give your department or stop wasting our time (QCA/Atheros, IT, HR, CRD/Corp RD, QMT/Mirasol, Vuforia/Pixtronix, QRC/Research, SGA/Sales, QTL, Modem, RF, Digital, QUiC/Software)

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Post ID: @43OQ+BS5Z8X3

You guys complain about outsourcing to China. You would not want the pollution to air and water in your backyard. This is a fair arrangement, we get the cheap products and they get the toxics. Frankly speaking, the slim margin is not worth wrecking the environment.

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Post ID: @13Jp+BS5Z8X3

Wow!

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Post ID: @19BK+BS5Z8X3

A Yangtze River tributary is littered with dead pigs and the waters are tainted red, I wouldn't want my soul to be sold in those waters....

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Post ID: @1PoE+BS5Z8X3

@106526: the author of that first article doesn't know his geography. The Yangtze does not run through Nanchang. The Gan River flows through Nanchang, and although a tributary of the Yangtze, its waters first flow into Poyang Lake (a natural lake) before draining into the Yangtze through a channel.

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Post ID: @1Mfu+BS5Z8X3

Dear 'You cite no source and provide no reasoning' , I only speak the truth. Please do not write vulgar insults in thelayoff.

http://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/pigs-03192014171057.html

http://m.livescience.com/23038-yangtze-river-red.html

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Post ID: @1q8b+BS5Z8X3

Mediatek buying QCT? That's complete bullshit. You have to come up with something better than that.

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Post ID: @1udA+BS5Z8X3

Way down upon the yangtze river far far away

That's where my heart is turning ever

That's where the old folks stay

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Post ID: @1XlD+BS5Z8X3

Gtfo...

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Post ID: @1u8x+BS5Z8X3

106498, the Yangtze River is littered with dead pigs and the waters are tainted red, I wouldn't want my soul to be sold in those waters....

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Post ID: @1V7k+BS5Z8X3

This thread is about QCT. Not Q or Obama

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Post ID: @1Xwm+BS5Z8X3

Q has over $15+billion overseas (at least, that might even be a low estimate) in reserves that doesn't need to be repatriated back to the U.S. Why do you folks think the Q as a business is in trouble? Kind of funny that the founders also support the Democrats and Obama, that apparently have made such a big deal about corporations leaving $$$$ overseas. Ironic.

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Post ID: @1SlY+BS5Z8X3

Qualcomm is in its most vulnerable position in many years. It has spent much of its cash reserve and taken out substantial loans. Despite massive Stock Buy Back the current stock price is just over 68. The stock has declined about 14% in the last year. Major customers have dumped Snapdragon chips, at least for now. Projected growth for chips is declining. Not a pretty picture.

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Post ID: @ZpS+BS5Z8X3

if you're gonna be sold down the river, why not the yangtze?

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Post ID: @9da+BS5Z8X3

I didn't come to America to be sold to a tawainese or Chinese company. No sir!!!

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Post ID: @oNz+BS5Z8X3

Source of these Rumors?

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Post ID: @Ptu+BS5Z8X3

Intel buying Q's chip business is a non-start. Won't pass anti-trust...

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Post ID: @0L6+BS5Z8X3

I don't see this happening. What else would Q do? Also, MediaTek isn't exactly doing well these days too. I've been hearing that they're under considerably much more margin pressures.

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Post ID: @SXW+BS5Z8X3

maybe JANA wants to get them in a bidding war with Intel. How bout go full tard and sell to Xiaomi. It would own what owns a stake in it, in some convoluted manner.

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Post ID: @yRT+BS5Z8X3

we're gonna need a smaller boat

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Post ID: @u7S+BS5Z8X3

only the chip division

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