Texas Instruments Inc

Texas Instruments’ stock tops $179, 28% below a 2025 peak, backed by strong earnings, high P/E and export‑control scrutiny.

Texas Instruments’ stock shows steady growth at $160.55—midway between 52‑week extremes—backed by robust earnings, a $145B market cap, and a focus on analog ICs & embedded processors.

Texas Instruments’ robust market presence, stable pricing, and solid dividend policy showcase its leadership in analog ICs and embedded processors—an attractive pick for income‑seeking investors and tech innovators alike.

Texas Instruments Inc. saw a 3.40% surge in its stock price, driven by optimism in the semiconductor industry, which is expected to experience significant growth due to increasing demand for advanced semiconductor solutions.

Texas Instruments Inc. saw its stock plummet nearly 12% after reporting a weak forecast for the third quarter, despite strong second-quarter results and a 16% year-over-year revenue increase.

Texas Instruments’ stock plummeted 10% after the company reported strong second-quarter earnings, but weak third-quarter guidance and concerns over tariff risks and demand uncertainty.

Texas Instruments Inc. exceeded market expectations with an 11% year-over-year revenue increase in Q1 2025, driven by strong sales in its analog segment, sparking renewed optimism in the semiconductor sector.