Rival computer chip design and manufacturing companies Qualcomm and Broadcom are publicly hashing out the details of a merger deal that could reach a $ 160 billion (£114 billion) price tag.
The prospective deal came about in November when Broadcom made an offer to buy its rival Qualcomm.
Qualcomm executives initially resisted the deal, but The Financial Times now reports that the company is open to being acquired — but only for a price tag of $ 160 billion.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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