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Losses in global foundry sales in 2023 will hurt Taiwan and South Korea.
This year is expected to be a down year for revenues in the worldwide contract chipmaking industry, also known as foundries, as demand for sophisticated chips, which have strengthened the technology-driven economies of Taiwan and South Korea, rapidly cools. Foundry sales are forecast to drop by 4...
Sales of global foundries are expected to fall in 2023, hurting Taiwan and South Korea in particular.
The advanced chips that have strengthened the economies of Taiwan and South Korea through technological innovation have seen a sharp decline in demand, and foundry revenues around the world are expected to plummet as a result. Foundry sales are predicted to fall by 4% in 2023 from 2022, according...
Samsung's CEO has been encouraged to diversify senior executives and board members.
Lee Jae-yong, who was promoted from vice chairman to chairman of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of Samsung Group, on Oct. 27, faces the daunting task of navigating multiple challenges, including a chip market slump, legal risks, and the search for new growth engines to keep the nation's...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW ON MONDAY OVER RISING COVID-19 CASES IN ASIA
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- S. Korean stocks end low on Monday over rising COVID-19 cases in Asia.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index fell 18.80 points, or 0.6 percent.
- Samsung Electronics stocks fell 0.62 percent to 79,600 won. ...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END HIGH ON FRIDAY; KOSPI ROSE
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- S. Korean stocks end high on Friday; KOSPI rose.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 31.21 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks added 2.04 percent to 80,100 won.
- Samsung Biologics stocks ...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW ON THURDAY’S SESSION OVER INFLATION FEARS
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- S. Korea stocks end low on Thursday’s session over inflation fears.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 39.55 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks shed 1.88 percent to 78,500 won.
- S...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW OVER STOCK SELL-OFFS ON TUESDAY
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- S. Korean stocks end low over stock sell-offs on Tuesday.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 39.87 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks shed 2.4 percent to 81,200 won.
- SK Hynix stocks tu...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END HIGH OVER EXPECTED U.S JOBS DATA
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- S. Korean stocks end high over expected U.S jobs data.
- The benchmark KOSPI went up 52.1 points, or 1.63%.
- Samsung Electronics stocks advanced 1.59% to 83,200 won.
- SK hynix stocks moved up 0.39% to 130,000 won.<...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END MODERATELY HIGH ON TUESDAY OVER SHORT SELLING
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- S. Korean stocks end moderately high on Tuesday over short selling.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 20.17 points, or 0.64%.
- Samsung Electronics stocks added 1.1 percent to 82,600 won. <...
S. KOREA STOCKS END LOW OVER POSSIBLE RISING COVID-19 CASES
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- S. Korea stocks end low over possible rising COVID-19 cases.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 20.66 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks added 0.25 percent to 81,700 won.
- SK hynix stoc...
S. KOREA SAW AN INCREASE IN 5G USERS BY 14 MILLION IN APRIL
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- S. Korea saw an increase in 5G users by 14 million in April.
- SK Telecom Co. reported the most 5G subscribers at 6.74 million in April.
- 4G subscriptions declined to stand at 51.18 million in April.
- Some unsatisf...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW OVER LIFTING OF BAN ON SHORT SELLING
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- S. Korean stocks end low over lifting of ban on short selling.
- The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 26.21 points, or 0.83 percent.
- Samsung Electronics stocks fell 0.24 percent to 81,500 won. ...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW ON THURSDAY; KOSPI FELL
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- S. Korean stocks end low on Thursday; KOSPI fell.
- KOSPI fell 7.4 points, or 0.23 percent, to close at 3,174.07 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks lost 0.49 percent to 81,700 won.
- SK hynix stocks closed unchange...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW; FOREIGN INVESTORS OFFLOAD LOCAL STOCKS
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- S. Korean stocks end low; foreign investors offload local stocks.
- The stocks dipped 1% on Wednesday trading.
- Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 33.95 points, or 1.06 percent.
- Samsung Electronics sto...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END LOW ON TUESDAY; KOSPI FELL
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- S. Korean stocks end low on Tuesday; KOSPI fell.
- Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) slipped 2.11 points, close at 3,215.42 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks lost 0.72 percent to 82,900 won.
- Foreign inve...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END UP OVER PROGRESS OF LOCAL VACCINATION CAMPAIGN
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- S. Korean stocks end up over progress of local vaccination campaign.
- KOSPI rose 31.43 points, or 0.99 percent, to close at 3,217.53 points.
- Samsung Electronics stocks rose 0.85 percent to 83,500 won.
- SK hynix s...
SAMSUNG SOLD OVER 10,000 UNITS OF 2021 QLED TV IN S. KOREA
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- Samsung sold over 10,000 units of 2021 QLED TV in S. Korea.
- The new QLED TV models were released in March 3.
- Samsung’s Neo QLED TV accounted for half of its 2021 QLED TV sales in South Korea.
- In 2020, Sam...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END UP OVER INVESTORS BUYING LOCAL STOCKS
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- S. Korean stocks end up over investors buying local stocks.
- KOSPI stocks rose 8.58 points, or 0.27 percent.
- Samsung Electronics stocks added 0.49 percent to 828,000 won.
- Naver stocks fell 0.66 percent to 378,00...
S. KOREAN STOCKS END UP ON THURSDAY ON OVERSOLD STOCKS
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- S. Korean stocks end up on Thursday on oversold stocks.
- KOSPI rose 5.86 points, or 0.18 percent.
- Samsung Electronics retreated 0.24 percent to 82,400 won.
- SK Hynix stocks climbed 0.38 percent to 133,000 won.
S. KOREA'S BUSINESS CHIEF’S DIVIDEND PAYMENTS ROSE 37.1% IN 2020
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- S. Korea's business Chief’s dividend payments rose 37.1% in 2020.
- 39 heads of the nation's 50 conglomerates received a combined US$1.6 billion in 2020.
- Late Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun Hee’s dividen...