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What does the jailing of its heir mean for Samsung?

You just need to walk down the streets of Seoul to see how entrenched Samsung is as part of Korean life. It is South Korea's largest "chaebol" - a Korean name made up of the words "clan" and "wealth", which together mean a massive family-owned empire - and makes up a...

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Morning Agenda: Proving Uber’s Real Value

The litany of corporate scandals at Uber has raised questions about the way the company is run, led to a lawsuit by a main investor, and prompted fund managers to cut their estimates for the price of shares. And yet one core group hasn’t been put off: the customers....

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Samsung launches Note 8 to replace exploding model

Samsung has unveiled a revamped model of its exploding Note 7 smartphone, the new Galaxy Note 8, as the South Korean phone manufacturer attempts to draw a final line under the disastrous product. The launch of the Note 8 is a crucial moment for Samsung, which has been...

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Samsung Posts Record Quarterly Profit

Samsung Posts Record Quarterly Profit Author Geoffrey Cain discusses Samsung's quarterly earnings, its reputation in business and his outlook for the company. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia." (Source: Bloomberg)

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Samsung Bribery Scandal Threatens South Korea Success Story

SEOUL, South Korea — Jay Y. Lee, heir to one of the world’s biggest corporate empires, followed in the footsteps of his prominent father. He took charge of key businesses. He hobnobbed with his country’s president. He brought in new ideas. Then, like his father, he...

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