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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Moderated Thread - please read rules before posting
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To: JGoren who wrote (59609)2/1/2007 7:59:01 PM
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In an interview with Reuters, Qualcomm chief executive Paul Jacobs said the idea of bringing in an arbitrator had been discussed as "We aren't making much progress on the substantive issues."

Paul also refuted that he called for an arbiter in the recent conference call

Paul Jacobs

As for the arbitration comment, this is Paul, since I was quoted on that. What actually happened in that interview was, I told the reporter that I thought the negotiations were not going anywhere, and therefore it seemed likely that some external event, whether it was deadlines or some judicial thing or some other external event might be the impetus that would cause things to move along. The reporter herself took that to be arbitration, although I specifically told her that, that wasn't the case necessarily and so that's where that came from.

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