Qualcomm plans to reject Broadcom's $130 billion takeover bid
Qualcomm executives met over the weekend to plan their defence
Qualcomm executives will published their defence soon
Semiconductor company Qualcomm is planning to reject Broadcom's unsolicited $130 billion takeover bid, according to reports. Last week, Broadcom set out its offer to buy the company in a deal that pinned...
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