Texas Instruments faces a grim reality as first-quarter results reveal a stark 16% revenue drop, extending a troubling trend over six consecutive quarters. Despite high hopes pinned on the AI boom and economic growth, the company grapples with persistent declines, prompting skepticism and scrutiny from analysts. Amidst growing concerns, the narrative shifts to confront uncomfortable truths about market dynamics and the company’s future trajectory.
🚨Texas Instruments Struggles Continue: First-Quarter Results Show Significant Declines 📉
– Revenue plunges to $3.66 billion, marking 6 consecutive quarter of year-on-year declines -16%📉
– $TXN was suppose to benefit for the AI boom and booming economy yet revenue keeps 📉 pic.twitter.com/OuaYZtsns3
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