Qualcomm faces EU antitrust probe as it seeks to end China case

Roland Moore-Colyer
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The global chip manufacturer seeks amicable resolution to longstanding antitrust allegations in China

Qualcomm is looking to end an investigation being made over its alleged monopoly practises in China, but may face a further antitrust probe in Europe. Reuters reported that Qualcomm is looking f...

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