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LAS VEGAS, Jan 9- Samsung Electronics Co is looking to supply chips to more Chinese and other emerging smartphone makers, the head of its system chip business said, to counter any fall-off in demand from Apple Inc, which is weaning itself off Samsung chips used in its iPhones and iPads.
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SEOUL, Jan 8- Samsung Electronics, the world leader in mobiles and memory chips, said it likely earned a quarterly profit of $8.3 billion, as it sold close to 500 handsets a minute and as demand picked up for the flat screens it makes for mobile devices, including those for rival Apple Inc products.
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SEOUL, Jan 8- Samsung Electronics, the world leader in mobiles and memory chips, said it likely earned a quarterly profit of $8.3 billion, as it sold close to 500 handsets every minute and as demand picked up for the flat screens it makes for mobile devices, including those for rival Apple Inc products.
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SEOUL, Jan 8- Samsung Electronics, the world's top maker of memory chips and handsets, estimated its October-December operating profit at a record 8.8 trillion won, as solid demand for its flat screens used in mobile devices added to robust profit growth in smartphones.
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SEOUL, Jan 8- Samsung Electronics, the world leader in mobiles and memory chips, likely earned a quarterly profit of $8.1 billion, as it sold close to 500 handsets every minute and as demand picked up for the flat screens it makes for mobile devices, including those for rival Apple Inc products.
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A federal jury on Wednesday found that Marvell Technology Group infringed two patents held by Carnegie Mellon University, and ordered the chipmaker to pay $1.17 billion in damages.
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*Marvell shares fall 10.3 percent. Dec 26- A federal jury on Wednesday found that Marvell Technology Group infringed two patents held by Carnegie Mellon University, and ordered the chipmaker to pay $1.17 billion in damages. The award is one of the largest by a jury in a U.S. patent case, and is nearly twice Marvell's profit in its latest fiscal year.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 11- Contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries' chief executive said European governments should offer incentives to build multibillion-dollar advanced manufacturing plants and help keep Asia from reaping the benefits of European innovations.
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Japan's Renesas Electronics, the world's biggest maker of microcontroller chips, was thrown a lifeline on Monday after gaining 150 billion yen ($1.8 billion) in a government-led bailout.
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*Aixtron, Alcatel-Lucent, Infineon among most targeted. *Risk of "short squeeze" on Nokia as Lumia goes on sale.
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Paul Jacobs, Chairman & CEO of Qualcomm, discusses his company's better-than-expected earnings, and explains why he is so bullish on the year ahead.
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To Jim Cramer, today’s stock market is all about expectations and here's why.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports how Microsoft's disappointing earnings is impacting the tech sector.
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The company said it plans to lay off 15 percent of its staff as part of a broader restructuring plan after reporting a worse-than-expected net loss.
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Everywhere you look, PC data points are bad, Citigroup semiconductor analyst Glen Yeung told CNBC on Friday.
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The chip maker reported earnings that beat analysts' expectations but its projections for third-quarter earnings and revenue fell short of forecasts.
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Insights from the new book "The Bin Win" about the slowdown in China. Also, Discussing the drop in Encana, with Dan Dicker, MercBloc president; and Vijay Rakesh, Sterne Agee, explains why he sees a turnaround ahead for declining chip stocks
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Stacy Smith, CFO of Intel discusses his company's latest business strategies.
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The Fast Money traders answer a live viewer "tweet" and weigh in on the play on Broadcom's numbers, with Romit Shah, Nomura Securities analyst, discussing his "buy" rating and $45 price target on Broadcom.
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Moshe Gavrielov, Xilinx president and CEO, discusses his company's Q4 earnings beat and its programmable products, which offer solutions for companies such as Microsoft and Samsung.