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Maxim`s Results Propelled by Samsung Galaxy S4 Launch

Maxim Integrated reported solid fiscal third-quarter earnings on Thursday. The firm’s fourth-quarter revenue outlook was modestly lower than our expectations, but still point toward healthy analog chip demand from Samsung, and a recovery from a recent industry downturn. Maxim’s analog chip sales were $605 million, at the high end of the firm’s forecasted range of $580 million-$610 million put forth in January. Sales were flat, … Continue reading Maxim`s Results Propelled by Samsung Galaxy S4 Launch

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IPG Reports Organic Revenue Growth of 2.2% in the Second Quarter

Interpublic reported organic revenue growth of 2.2% in the second quarter, on par with the first quarter as the company rebounds from client losses in 2012. With expected clients wins starting to flow through in the third quarter, the firm is on track to meet its 2%-3% organic revenue growth forecast for 2013. Interpublic is battling a tough macroeconomic environment, especially in Europe, where it … Continue reading IPG Reports Organic Revenue Growth of 2.2% in the Second Quarter

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Nokia Earnings Show Some Bright Spots

Nokia’s second-quarter earnings report had a couple of bright spots but was mostly concerning as the firm’s mobile phone business continues to languish.  The favorable view of Nokia’s pending acquisition of the remainder of its Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) joint venture is mostly offset by a rapidly deteriorating basic phone market and only modest Windows Lumia phone adoption to date. Nokia sold 7.4 million Lumia … Continue reading Nokia Earnings Show Some Bright Spots

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