Texas Instruments Inc.

Type of organization: Public business

Location: 12500 TI Boulevard PO Box 660199, Dallas, TX, 75266

Phone: 972-995-3773

http://www.ti.com

Stock Symbol: TXN

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Investigation into Qualcomm Ceases (Saturday, November 28)

Qualcomm Inc. has breathed a sigh of relief related to its most disturbing patent related issues as the European Commission decided to stop investigating a monopoly abuse probe into Qualcomm without taking any punitive measures against the company.

Investigation into Qualcomm Ceases (Friday, November 27)

Analyst Report ) has breathed a sigh of relief related to its most disturbing patent related issues as the European Commission decided to stop investigating a monopoly abuse probe into Qualcomm without taking any punitive measures against the company.

Tech stocks stay in the red on Black Friday (Friday, November 27)

Technology stocks recovered some ground by Friday's closing bell, but remained largely in negative territory as new global credit fears sparked a broad wave of selling across the market in the abbreviated session following Thanksgiving.

Sine-wave clock buffer replaces three TCXOs (Thursday, November 26)

Texas Instruments Inc. reveals what it claims is the smallest four-channel, low-power, low-jitter sine-to-sine wave clock buffer .

Philippine Economic Growth Unexpectedly Holds Near Decade Low on Exports (Thursday, November 26)

Philippine economic growth unexpectedly held near a decade low last quarter as exports plunged, signaling the country hasna t yet benefited from the global recovery.

Sensata plans to raise up to $500 million in IPO (Wednesday, November 25)

Sensata Technologies Holding BV, which makes engineered sensors and controls for manufacturers in the automotive, aircraft and other industries, plans to raise up to $500 million in an initial public offering.

EU Drops Qualcomm Antitrust Probe (Wednesday, November 25)

In July, South Korea's fair trade regulator fined Qualcomm a record $208 million for abusing its dominant position as a supplier of CDMA mobile phone chips to charge higher royalties to companies that used rival chipsets and giving rebates to customers who bought from Qualcomm.

Investment News Briefs (Wednesday, November 25)

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