Is anybody else really tired of all the stress related to the uncertainty of Qualcomm's fate? Will we be acquired, can we fend of Broadcom, how many will be laid off in either case... It's just become so exhausting that I've started hoping we do get... — read more 

Massive layoff is coming, my manager asked me how to reduce team by half...

Wow -what a difference -- a lot of companies out there whose one day change is equal to market cap of QCOM.

We can win Qualcomm but we have to work together. Go Qualcomm!

In other words theres no way NXP is going to happen.played right into HT's hand .

Halve the legal department. Halve HR. Halve marketing. Close CR&D. They haven't produced for years. Close IT. Let BUs run their own out of their budget. Stop all projects not related to pushing new silicon out the door. Boost customer engineering... — read more 

#believe

If Broadcom withdrew their offer, the stock would probably fall to the low $50's. Are scared too? I just changed my proxy vote to BLUE.

"We are in the process of finalizing our plan, as well as the restructuring and restructuring-related costs we expect to incur to execute our plan. Accordingly, our second quarter of fiscal 2018 outlook does not include any restructuring and... — read more 

QCOM will give an iPhone X free along with the severance package to each employee that will be laid off. This is a breaking news. Please check back for updates.

After today's earnings call there's a new offer from Broadcom coming soon. For each share of QCOM stock the offer is: $20 sack of Indo $35 gift certificate to Kobe's Swap Meet

Projected quarter is dismal. Look at the numbers. Forget the past- the future projections put out by the company today are what matters.This a $30 -40 a share company at this point.Stop living in the past

The unbiased dollar continues to cheerlead value destruction by current management. $6B loss and lower than low 2Q guidance. The only thing supporting the stock price is the Broadcom offer. No emotion here. Just the numbers.

People are responding to the unbiased dollar like it has a bias toward the board or the deal. The unbiased dollar only cares about making money and maximizing itself. The unbiased dollar is the "Mr. Wonderful" of thelayoff.com.

Between Ericsson and Xerox announced today. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ericsson-cuts-10000-jobs-amid-costly-turnaround-2018-01-31-74854823... — read more 

Voting BLUE proxy will put $70 floor on the stock with potential to go higher. Look at NXP. Agrees to get acquired for $110 and now trades at $118. Voting BLUE does not limit you to $70.

Looks like one EVP has sold all his shares. http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/qcom/insider-trades Blue? White? I guess he's voting with his feet!

Management meet to define first wave of layoffs, 1st wave will hit 55+.

Let's break this down without emotion. Let's just look at the unbiased dollar. The dollar doesn't care who wins this battle.. If you are a Qualcomm stockholder AND you believe Broadcom has the best future vision for the company, why are you still... — read more 

Exec management has done NOTHING to improve shareholder value. Only their own.

The US government can declare imminet domain and take over all control of 5G technology roll-out. Contributors might be reimbursed for development cost of their contributions. A little profit can be made selling chips but say goodbye to licensing... — read more 

Almost 6 years later and it hasn't moved an inch. But believe execs. What they couldn't do in 6 they promise to do in 2. Are you a believer?

will pay more for NXP?