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    Qualcomm shares slump 9% as weak smartphone chip sales overshadow data-center momentum

    Qualcomm's shares dropped significantly in early trading following disappointing smartphone chip sales. The company's largest business segment faced a 26% revenue decline, leading to lower overall chip sales. While Qualcomm's investments in data-center and automotive chips strengthen its growth potential, analysts remain skeptical about immediate earnings. Brokerages have reduced their price targets on Qualcomm's stock after recent results were released.

    Qualcomm's smartphone chip sales miss estimates, shares fall

    Demand for lucrative high-bandwidth storage for AI servers has pushed up memory chip prices, raising the cost of consumer electronics and squeezing smartphone processor designers such as Qualcomm.

    Refurbished iPhones gain popularity in India as new smartphone prices rise; iPhone 13, 14 and 15 lead demand

    India's refurbished smartphone sector is booming as shoppers lean towards affordable options. With skyrocketing prices on new models, older favorites like the iPhone are gaining traction. Retailers such as ControlZ and Cashify are witnessing a sales surge, notably among premium devices. This upward trend is observable in both urban hubs and smaller towns, with trade-in values on the rise.

    Satya Nadella owns only a tiny stake in Microsoft; how the CEO built an estimated $1.4 billion fortune

    Satya Nadella’s $1.4 billion fortune did not come from owning a large part of Microsoft. The CEO built his wealth mainly through company shares, bonuses and salary over the years. While his personal stake remains small, Microsoft’s growth under his leadership has made him one of the wealthiest executives in technology. Here’s how his compensation helped build his fortune.

    Detecting heart attacks beyond hospitals: Sunfox is making ECGs more accessible

    Dehradun-based Sunfox Technologies brings a smartphone-powered ECG device that provides portable, clinical-grade heart monitoring beyond hospitals, reaching remote communities and healthcare centres across India.

    Apple India in sweet spot as FY26 revenue crosses Rs 1 lakh crore, profit soars

    Apple India's revenue reached ₹1 lakh crore in FY26, reflecting a strong growth trend in smartphone sales. Revenue growth was noted at 31%, exceeding that of its competitor Samsung, which faced a decline. Net profit increased by 66% from the previous fiscal year, highlighting Apple's robust performance. The premium smartphone market saw significant growth, benefiting Apple due to its strong brand appeal.

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