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Qualcomm Revenue Will Shift Away From Handsets, CFRA's Zino Says

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 04 November 2026, 21:54 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 4th, 2026 Qualcomm Revenue Will Shift Away From Handsets, CFRA's Zino Says CFRA Research Senior VP and Equity Analyst Angelo Zino discusses Qualcomm’s latest quarterly results and outlook. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Zino expects a lower gross margin profile as Qualcomm shifts away from handsets.

Nov 4th, 2026 Qualcomm Revenue Will Shift Away From Handsets, CFRA's Zino Says CFRA Research Senior VP and Equity Analyst Angelo Zino discusses Qualcomm’s latest quarterly results and outlook. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Zino expects a lower gross margin profile as Qualcomm shifts away from handsets.
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