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Explore how Texas Instruments' (TXN) revenue from international markets is changing and the resulting impact on Wall Street's predictions and the stock's prospects.

Texas Instruments, Inc. (NASDAQ:TXN ) Shareholder Analyst Call April 25, 2024 9:30 AM ET Company Participants Richard Templeton - Chairman of the Board Cynthia Trochu - Senior Vice President and Secretary Richard Kent - Chief Investment Officer of Friends Fiduciary Corporation Conference Call Participants Cynthia Trochu Good morning, everyone. If we can have your attention, I'll turn it over to our Chairman, Richard Templeton.

Texas Instrument's (TXN) first-quarter 2024 results reflect the impacts of widespread weakness in various end markets on the Analog segment.

Texas Instruments beat Wall Street expectations for its first-quarter earnings and revenue, but not by a country mile. Market conditions for some of TI's key sectors seem to be returning to normal.

Texas Instruments' (TXN) first-quarter 2024 results reflect weakness across end markets.

Texas Instruments NASDAQ: TXN dividend is unique among chipmakers for its yield, if nothing else. The stock yields over 3.15%, which is double or better than the rest of the field, and it is a safe and growing distribution.

Shares of semiconductor name Texas Instruments Incorporated (NASDAQ:TXN) are 6.8% higher at $176.65, following the firm's first-quarter financial report.

Shares in Texas Instruments (TXN) jumped nearly 8% in extended-hours trading Tuesday evening after the analog chipmaker surpassed quarterly estimates and issued second-quarter sales guidance that came in ahead of Wall Street expectations amid a rebound in demand.