Texas Instruments cuts forecast
Company blames lower-than-expected chip revenue, says it now expects earnings of 37 cents to 40 cents a share in current-quarter.
December 11 2006: 7:24 PM EST
NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Texas Instruments Inc., the biggest maker of semiconductors for mobile phones, cut its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue outlook on Monday, citing weaker-than-expected demand for wireless chips.
Company blames lower-than-expected chip revenue, says it now expects earnings of 37 cents to 40 cents a share in current-quarter.
December 11 2006: 7:24 PM EST
NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Texas Instruments Inc., the biggest maker of semiconductors for mobile phones, cut its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue outlook on Monday, citing weaker-than-expected demand for wireless chips.