Investors accuse the San Diego-based chipmaker of publicly claiming to pursue the merger with the Singapore firm in good faith while working to tank the deal behind the scenes. Their complaint didn’t allege Qualcomm intentionally made false statements that caused the investors’ losses, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said in an unpublished opinion.
The investors argued that Qualcomm made it ...
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