Qualcomm stock gained 0.8% on Wednesday, while Intel rose 3.2%. First, some background. Qualcomm, which makes modem chips and supplies huge numbers to Apple, has a market value of $186 billion.

None of this changes NXP's value to investors, which is not expected to change much before the Qualcomm merger closes. Pressure from activist investors to ask for a larger price tag doesn't seem ...

Qualcomm's stock ended about 3% lower, though it had been trading in the red all day. Intel declined to comment on the report. Qualcomm didn't respond to a request for comment.

Qualcomm (QCOM) is known for having a simple story, in the view of Melius Research analyst Ben Reitzes. ... But would a Qualcomm merger make sense? But that's only one part of the Intel equation.

Qualcomm's strategic approach to the potential merger with Intel highlights the complex interplay between business strategy, regulatory considerations, and geopolitical factors.

Qualcomm Inc has approached Intel Corp to discuss a potential acquisition of the struggling chipmaker, people with knowledge of the matter said, raising the prospect of one of the biggest-ever merger ...

Qualcomm, traditionally smaller and less influential than Intel, is now in discussions to potentially acquire Intel. This potential merger is surprising given the differing focuses of the two ...

A reported Qualcomm proposal to take over Intel was cheered by investors, but analysts question the practicality of such a deal given Intel's debt and Qualcomm's weak cash position.

A potential Qualcomm-Intel merger would be challenging and may not boost their AI presence. Investing in Intel is risky, with the company needing major changes to avoid further trouble.

Intel’s stock seals strong week. But would a Qualcomm merger make sense? One fund manager sees ‘more cons than pros’ if the companies were to combine, after the Wall Street Journal reported ...