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To: rel4490 who wrote (33307)	6/26/1999 12:55:00 PM
From: Rick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

QCOM mentioned in Barron's See page MW 14 of the June 28th edition: This is the complete statement: "The shares touched a 52-week high, spurred by a single analyst's expection of a higher stock price." Gee, should we sell? Fred

To: rel4490 who wrote (33307)	6/26/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: JohnG	Respond to of 152472

rel4490--Sorry. Can't find source. Lost in cyberspace this AM. John G

To: rel4490 who wrote (33307)	6/26/1999 1:35:00 PM
From: puzzlecraft	Respond to of 152472

It was published in the South China Morning Post - Internet edition. The article has scrolled to the archives and costs $ to retrieve. scmp.com business.scmp.com "qualcomm" 1. Headline: Qualcomm looks good as CDMA picks up speed Byline : YVONNE CHAN Publication date (DDMMYY): 220699 Word count : 740 Summary : San Diego's Qualcomm should be sitting pretty. It recently ended a standards war with Ericsson by selling its infrastructure business to the Swedish company in a deal Qualcomm chief executive Irwin Jacobs said was worth 'several hundreds of millions of dollars'. 2. Headline: Strong industry push for CDMA system in Asia Byline : YVONNE CHAN Publication date (DDMMYY): 040699 Word count : 558 Summary : Hong Kong's mobile-phone standards generally are lumped into one of two camps - PCS (personal communications system) and GSM (global systems for mobile). 3. Headline: Bios compliance key to fate of Y2K e-mail Byline : LARRY CAMPBELL Publication date (DDMMYY): 110599 Word count : 437 Summary : I read a recent Tech Talk column in which you indicated there may be Y2K-compliance issues with e-mail programs. What specific safeguards or measures - short of buying new computers - can be taken? We use Eudora Pro version 4.1. Is there any patch that we need to download to guard against any ... 4. Headline: Strong earnings boost Dow Byline : Publication date (DDMMYY): 220499 Word count : 145 Summary : United States stocks rose in early trade yesterday, lifted by unexpectedly strong earnings from Qualcomm, Coca-Cola and Bristol-Myers Squibb. 5. Headline: Nortel eyes chunk of mobile market Byline : Publication date (DDMMYY): 090499 Word count : 274 Summary : Canadian telecom titan Nortel Networks hailed the mainland's apparent embrace of the American code division multiple access (CDMA) mobile-telephone standard and vowed to gobble up at least a quarter of the pie. 6. Headline: Deal brings single standard nearer for mobile services Byline : YVONNE CHAN Publication date (DDMMYY): 060499 Word count : 357 Summary : The recent surprise cross-licensing agreement between Ericsson and Qualcomm has been heralded as a key move towards the establishment of a single world standard for third-generation (3G) mobile applications. 7. Headline: CDMA gives firms rich mainland deals Byline : YVONNE CHAN Publication date (DDMMYY): 030499 Word count : 472 Summary : US telecommunications giants Motorola and Lucent Technologies have finalised contracts valued at about US$20 million to expand mobile networks in the mainland following Beijing's approval of the CDMA (code division multiple access) standard. 8. Headline: Deal closes rivals' CDMA dispute Byline : Publication date (DDMMYY): 300399 Word count : 481 Summary : Ericsson, the world's third-largest cellular-phone maker, and rival Qualcomm have agreed to share technology for CDMA phones and equipment, ending a 2.5-year patent dispute. 9. Headline: Mobile phones found wanting Byline : Publication date (DDMMYY): 290399 Word count : 44 Summary : The mainland has found that a large proportion of imported mobile phones failed to stand up to international standards or were unlabelled. A Xinhua report said a majority of the defective phones were from South Korea's Hyundai, US-based Qualcomm and France's Alcatel, Xinhua said. 10. Headline: Interest grows in US mobile technology Byline : Publication date (DDMMYY): 240399 Word count : 409 Summary : The mainland appears ready to bow to strong US trade pressure and embrace a cellular telecommunications standard worth billions of dollars to US companies such as Motorola and Lucent Technologies. John At Microsoft, Quality is Job 1.1