Key Points Texas Instruments struggled in Q1, but signs point to end-market normalization and a return to growth. Cash flow and the balance sheet remain healthy and have the company well-positioned for recovery. Analysts are raising their price targets following the release, leading the market higher. 5 stocks we like better than Texas Instruments 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 ...