Texas Instruments (TXN) stock dropped 12% after the company issued third-quarter guidance that fell short of Wall Street’s earnings expectations, raising concerns over the impact of ongoing tariffs and geopolitical uncertainty.

Dallas-based Texas Instruments, a key chipmaker for producers of cars and factory equipment, tumbled in early trading Wednesday after stoking fears that

Despite outperforming analyst expectations in Q2 2025, TI's own forecasts did not match analysts, which led to a stock crash.