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Samsung Reports Better-Than-Expected Third Quarter On Smartphone Sales
The shift to working and studying from home globally had resulted in a surge in demand for its products over the last quarter. 
The shift to working and studying from home globally had resulted in a surge in demand for its products over the last quarter. -
Samsung To Build New 5-Nanometer Foundry To Take On TSMC
Samsung expects that its new high-end foundry will help it to become much more competitive and increase its market share in the made-to-order chip business. 
Samsung expects that its new high-end foundry will help it to become much more competitive and increase its market share in the made-to-order chip business. -
India Industrial Players Did Not Anticipate An 'Extended Holiday'
A chief executive revealed that the industrial sector of India is badly hurt by the factory shutdowns in China causing delays in new product launches and supply of raw materials. 
A chief executive revealed that the industrial sector of India is badly hurt by the factory shutdowns in China causing delays in new product launches and supply of raw materials. -
Samsung Sees Q4 Profit Sink By 34%
Samsung Electronics is again reporting another huge plunge in its quarterly profit. 
Samsung Electronics is again reporting another huge plunge in its quarterly profit. -
Samsung To Invest $8 Billion In China Plant To Boost Flash Chip Production
Samsung has raised its planned investment for its Chinese memory chip factory to boost production from $7 billion to $8 billion. 
Samsung has raised its planned investment for its Chinese memory chip factory to boost production from $7 billion to $8 billion. -
Samsung Issues Profit Warning Including Possible 56 Percent Drop
The company announced that earnings for its second quarter ending in June will likely experience a significant drop of up to 56 percent due to slowing demand for its memory chips and smartphones. 
The company announced that earnings for its second quarter ending in June will likely experience a significant drop of up to 56 percent due to slowing demand for its memory chips and smartphones.
