DALLAS (AP) - Chip maker Texas Instruments Inc. reported a 12 percent drop in first-quarter earnings Monday but said it had recovered from an inventory glut and predicted solid growth in the coming months.
The earnings beat Wall Street expectations and the Dallas-based company's shares surged in after-hours activity on a rosier second-quarter forecast.
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