Traders in the U.S. options market braced for a large near-term move in the shares of chipmaker Qualcomm Inc and NXP Semiconductors with hours to go before the deadline to get China’s nod for a $44 billion (33.42 billion pounds)deal. San Diego-based Qualcomm needs Chinese approval for the deal because the country accounted for nearly two-thirds of its global revenue last year, but Sino-U.S. trade tensions have raised the prospect that the deal could be scuppered. Qualcomm, the world’s biggest maker of chips for mobile phones, and Dutch chipmaker NXP said in April they would call off the …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
