NEW YORK-Texas Instruments reaffirmed its second-quarter outlook, hoping for a 10-percent leap from the first quarter, although Merrill Lynch downgraded its shares to “neutral” from “buy.”
The company says it expects earnings of 5 cents per share.
NEW YORK-Texas Instruments reaffirmed its second-quarter outlook, hoping for a 10-percent leap from the first quarter, although Merrill Lynch downgraded its shares to “neutral” from “buy.”
The company says it expects earnings of 5 cents per share.
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