Thread regarding Qualcomm Inc. layoffs

What is the probability of Q being split up in 2016?

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Like Motorola ?!

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Post ID: @1dNi+Dz698x2

80% chance of split in 2016

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Post ID: @1RhG+Dz698x2

Announced in 2016 - 50/50. Executed in 2016 - 20/80...

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Post ID: @sj5+Dz698x2

Very high and not good for either entity. How do you develop cutting edge intellectual property if you are divorced from engineering. Chip group will have to compete with companies that have been competing in a Darwinian cost conscious environment. Also many countries favor their national or domestic industries and companies. Hard to beat Mediatek in Asia, Samsung in Korea and so on. They are working really hard to shed the yoke and reliance on the Q

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Post ID: @XXg+Dz698x2

JANA lost money since they got SM to pivot the company. They now want SM to jiggle it, then cracked it into two.

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Post ID: @rp1+Dz698x2

75/25 we are almost there. Another big exec exodus and that's the first step towards a split.

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Post ID: @dhN+Dz698x2

Short answer: Depends on whether layoffs result in a high enough "bump" in stock price to mollify JANA.

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Post ID: @572+Dz698x2

50/50 I would say, but many of us that survived this time may not be around next time to experience it.

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Post ID: @cbs+Dz698x2

Certain top executives awarded 50+million front load bonus right before this. What brings the next rip off? A Split. What's boring and hard work? Fixing what they broke.

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Post ID: @h1Z+Dz698x2

To me, when they split up, that is the end of it, because they won't be able to compete effectively, and therefore would be bought out eventually.

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Post ID: @zyU+Dz698x2

Very high!

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