NEW YORK, March 9 (Reuters) - Shares in Texas Instruments fell 1.2 percent to $24.39 on Tuesday, after the company late on Monday raised the low end of its quarterly earnings and revenue forecast but said it was struggling to fill orders as demand for chips rose faster than it could make them, while investors worried about demand beyond this quarter.
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