Texas Instruments Cuts 4th Quarter EPS
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Texas Instruments on Monday cut its earnings target for the fourth quarter because of hefty charges for a restructuring of its wireless business.
The chip maker said it now expects current-quarter earnings per share in a range of 5 to 9 cents compared with its previous expectation of 23 to 31 cents.
The new target includes a charge of 21 cents a share related to the company's November announcement that it will cut 1,700 jobs as it moves out of the market for application chips in cell phones.
It forecast revenue of $2.89 billion to $3.01 billion from its previous expectation for $2.83 billion to $3.07 billion.
Texas Instruments on Monday cut its earnings target for the fourth quarter because of hefty charges for a restructuring of its wireless business.
