Tuesday, 31 Jan 2012 | Source: Reuters
ARM Holdings, the British chip designer whose technology powers Apple's widely popular iPhone and iPad, said it was confident it would continue to gain market share after it beat forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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COMPANY : ARM Holdings, plc
3 May 2012
Posted By:David RussellCNBC Stock Blog
ARM Holdings has fallen to support, and the bulls want to run it back up... Read More
1 May 2012
Posted By:Richard Saintvilus CNBC Stock Blog
Anyone holding their breath on the hopes that software giant Microsoft will once again dominate the tech sector as it did in the mid-to-late 90s should also consider investing in some scuba gear to find that ship that has long sailed — if not sunken entirely.... Read More
30 Apr 2012
Posted By:Richard Saintvilus CNBC Stock Blog
Anyone holding their breath on the hopes that software giant Microsoft will once again dominate the tech sector as it did in the mid-to-late 90s should also consider investing in some scuba gear to find that ship that has long sailed — if not sunken entirely.... Read More
19 Apr 2012
Posted By:Richard SaintvilusCNBC Stock Blog
Chip giant Qualcomm continues to affirm exactly why I think it has one of the best businesses not only among the semiconductors, but in the entire market... Read More
17 Apr 2012
Posted By:Richard SaintvilusCNBC Stock Blog
Chip giant Intel continues to be one of a handful of stocks that investors would be wise to add this week ahead of the company’s scheduled earnings announcement on Tuesday... Read More
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