ASML, everyone at the court of the European chip champion: AI drives deals and new factories
ASML acquires Samsung and TSMC with $400 million in equipment and launches a new hub in Eindhoven. The stock soars 126% in twelve months.
Stock markets are in the trenches today ahead of a thrilling week. The banking game dominates the Milan Stock Exchange.
Asian stocks are falling, led by Samsung and Alibaba. Oil prices are falling ahead of U.S. guidance on Iran sanctions tonight. European stocks are seen opening at parity. Keep an eye on the banking game.
General Motors sells its gigafactory to Samsung SDI, while Stellantis considers an exit. Meanwhile, Exor acquires a stake in Philips.
GM sells 49,99% of its Indiana gigafactory to Samsung Electronics, while Stellantis is considering a similar move. Meanwhile, Exor may increase its stake in Philips to 22%.
Stock markets are still unsettled today: earnings reports and the Fed don't indicate a direction. Expectations remain for Apple, Amazon, and the Bank of England.
Volatility is the hallmark of the stock markets these days, buffeted by the conflicting winds of quarterly results from US and Asian companies, while the Fed is failing to clarify the interest rate outlook and causing a surge in bond yields.
China: CXMT's Shanghai debut soars 500%, raising $8,6 billion in its IPO. Beijing supports the company's efforts to avoid dependence on AI giants.
The valuation is $8,6 billion, a tenth of that of its main competitor, SK Hynix. Government-backed CXMT is Beijing's best option for gaining independence from global competitors in the AI supply chain. The…
SanDisk, the incredible story of an undervalued spin-off that became a stock market miracle with a 3.280% (!) increase in one year
The US memory company has achieved a stratospheric performance in two years, comparable only to that achieved by Bitcoin in nearly a decade. Between extraordinary events and strategic changes, SanDisk now finds itself challenging a market…
Stocks today: chip enthusiasm overshadows tensions in the Middle East. New IPOs are revving up the stock market.
Wall Street rose yesterday thanks to slowing inflation and solid data from major banks. Switch is considering an IPO. Eyes on PayPal. Asia is up thanks to the Kospi rebound. China's economy slows. European stocks opened little changed.
Samsung, tempted by Wall Street: a double listing following in the footsteps of SK Hynix? The pros and cons of doubling AI chip production
According to Bloomberg, following the success of competitor SK Hynix, Samsung is also considering a Wall Street listing. Both are listed on the Kospi stock exchange. Market volatility is dampening the situation, but strong demand for memory chips is prompting funding to accelerate...
Samsung: Operating profit rises 1.810% in the second quarter and revenue doubles, but the stock price falls
Samsung Electronics' operating profit rose 19-fold to 89.400 trillion won, driven by a booming global demand for semiconductors used in AI, but analysts say it's not enough.
Stocks are under pressure today: not even Samsung's stellar data is slowing chip sales. All eyes are on the NATO summit in Türkiye.
The Samsung case is causing controversy: extraordinary and exceeding expectations, yet the stock price plummets, dragging the entire Asian tech sector down. Microsoft is hit hard by staff cuts. European stocks opened slightly lower. At Piazza...
Stock market today, June 29: massive investments in Korea are driving tech buying, while StM shines on the Milan Stock Exchange. Interest rate expectations are under scrutiny, with an eye on the ECB.
European stock markets are weighing the tug-of-war in Middle East talks and trying to predict central banks' next moves on interest rates. Meanwhile, South Korea is relying on Samsung and SK Hynix to consolidate its...
Stock markets are swaying today on the tug-of-war between the US and Iran, but the shadow of rate hikes lingers. Oil is setting the pace.
The resumption of talks in the Middle East appears to have reassured investors after the tensions over the weekend. Oil prices are setting the pace. In Asia, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are attracting considerable attention, both of which are showing off significant investments. Stock markets…
Swatch presents Samsung with a bill for "wrist-ready" smartwatches: the Swiss company wants $170 million.
According to the Financial Times, Swatch is demanding $170 million from Samsung for 26 downloadable graphics it accuses of copying brands such as Omega, Tissot, Longines, Breguet, and Swatch. Already held liable, Samsung calls the request "excessive."
Stock markets are all in deep red today: from Wall Street to Asia and Europe, after the powerful rallies, profit-taking is coming on tech stocks.
After a sharp decline in tech stocks on Wall Street, driven by SpaceX's 16% decline, major Korean and Japanese stocks in Asia are collapsing, amid fears of currency interventions to protect the yen against the dollar. European stocks opened lower.
Stock Market, Sk Hynix: From near bankruptcy to dominance of the memories, here is the incredible story of the most valuable company on the Kospi in Seoul.
On Monday, SK Hynix surpassed Samsung to become the most valuable company on Seoul's Kospi, but its goal is to list on the Nasdaq. Yet twenty years ago, it was on the brink of bankruptcy: then its chairman's intuition turned it into...
AI chip rally stumbles on Broadcom: semiconductor sell-offs in Asia and Europe. From Samsung to STM, here's who's selling.
Broadcom disappoints AI chip expectations and sparks semiconductor sell-offs, from Wall Street with Micron, AMD, and Marvell to Korea with Samsung, and all the way to STM and ASML in Europe.
Stock markets are still under the spell of AI, which is shining in Asia, with the Kospi and Nikkei reaching new highs.
Samsung and LG rose sharply in Seoul amid potential deals with Nvidia. European stock markets opened little changed. At the Milan Stock Exchange, attention was focused on banks, Stellantis, Leonardo, and Fincatieri.
The Trillion Club: From Nvidia to the newly promoted Micron and SK Hynix, here's the list of companies worth more than a trillion dollars on the stock market.
In just one week, two companies joined the trillion-dollar club: one American and the other South Korean. Fifteen companies have joined, and only four are from outside the tech sector. Here's the ranking.
Samsung soars on the stock market: the mega-bonus agreement quells the strike and boosts the stock price.
Samsung soars on the stock market after reaching an agreement with unions on wages and massive bonuses tied to AI chip profits. A strike has been averted, but tensions remain over profit redistribution.
Stocks soar today as central banks sound warnings. New Nasdaq tech stocks lead the party. Oil prices fall below $98.
Wall Street closed at record highs yesterday, with Micron Technology joining the $1.000 trillion club. SK Hynix soars in Seoul, while Samsung averts a strike with a deal. European stock markets saw a…
Stocks are clinging to hopes for peace in the Middle East today, even as uncertainty pushes oil prices. Walmart plunges (-7,3%).
Iran and the US still face many unresolved issues, including nuclear enrichment and control of the Strait of Hormuz. European stock markets opened higher. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on Stellantis and Amplifon.
Samsung: Strike suspended after preliminary agreement, but some shareholders want to cancel it. Stock soars.
Samsung averted a strike with a preliminary wage agreement, but some shareholders challenged it and threatened legal action. The stock soared over 8% in Seoul, boosted by a tech rally driven by Nvidia's results.
Stock markets await Nvidia's results on May 20, which will impact semiconductors, which are soaring in Europe despite the Samsung uncertainty: STM +6%.
All eyes are on Nvidia, which unveiled its results immediately after Wall Street closed. The big tech company's results will impact the entire semiconductor sector, which is under the shadow of the Samsung strike but which today...
Samsung's 48 workers begin a strike, threatening global chip production as Seoul attempts a last-ditch effort.
Samsung faces an 18-day strike after the failure of bonus talks. The government is ready to mediate, amid concerns about chips, South Korean exports, and the stock market.
Stocks are selling off today amid inflation fears and rising bond yields. Nvidia's test will be held tonight. Samsung is on strike.
Wall Street closed lower yesterday as it awaits Nvidia's results tonight after the close. Asia is all in the red. Eyes on the Samsung employee strike starting tomorrow. European stock markets opened lower. At the Milan Stock Exchange, keep an eye on...
Samsung's strike threatens global chips and the AI boom. But the stock is dragging Seoul along: here's why.
Samsung is attempting to reach an agreement with unions to avoid an 18-day strike. Chip production, South Korean exports, and global AI supply chains are at risk. Meanwhile, a court has ruled that production must not be affected.
Stocks are holding on to the tech locomotive today. Oil falls as Trump talks about "strong progress" with Iran.
Wall Street soars to new records. Intel and AMD surge. Alphabet close to overtaking Nvidia. The US SEC proposes switching from quarterly to half-yearly results. Asia euphoric as it returns from vacation. Kospi superstars alongside Samsung. Tokyo remains closed. European stock markets...
"AI, why Europe can play a crucial role with autonomous systems and robotics": Professor Luca Benini of the ETH Zurich speaks.
The professor at the ETH Zurich and Bologna sees great growth opportunities in so-called edge AI for Europe and for Italy, which is also very strong internationally. It's not just the Asian and US medacaps that are at the forefront: here are some…
Samsung sees first-quarter profit increase eightfold thanks to strong demand for AI chips. STM also benefits from the rise on the Milan Stock Exchange.
The South Korean giant rose 1,9% on the Seoul stock exchange, after much higher peaks and still outperforming the Kospi index. STmicroelectronics gained 6,7% this morning in Milan.
Stock markets today are wavering between believing in a deal between the US and Iran and fearing Trump's attack tonight. Oil is above $111.
The anticipation of Trump's latest ultimatum to Iran, tonight at 2 a.m. Italian time, is chilling investors, who are reluctant to take a stance, fearing a further escalation of the war and an unprecedented oil price shock. In Asia, Samsung posted stellar profits. European stock markets saw…
European household appliances in crisis: between Chinese competition and offshoring, Made in Europe products are shaking.
The rise of Made in China is putting pressure on European and Korean appliance and technology manufacturers. Without intervention from the European Commission, the risk is the gradual disappearance of local production.
Stock markets today, tech appetite returns, buoyed by Wall Street and Kospi, but oil rises due to renewed tensions between the US and Iran.
Tech appetite is returning on Wall Street, with the Nvidia-Meta deal standing out. In Asia, Samsung hits new records with the Kospi index, while the IMF calls on China to halve industrial subsidies. The Fed minutes show considerable hesitation regarding...
Home appliances, a shakeup at the top: dozens of CEOs moved in just over a year between Beko, Whirlpool, and Samsung.
Over 20 CEOs and top managers have been replaced in the global home appliance industry in 2025-2026. From Beko to Whirlpool, from Samsung to LG, reorganizations and cuts are reshaping strategies, industrial balances, and prospects for Europe and Italy.
AI, tech appetite returns: Nvidia's CEO says there's no bubble and the sector will continue to rise. All chip stocks are soaring.
Nvidia resumed its rally, followed in Asia by Samsung's strong gains, which pushed the South Korean benchmark Kospi index above 5.000 points for the first time. At Piazza Affari, Stm soars.
Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold: dual-folding technology and a 10-inch display. Here's the price and features.
Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z TriFold, its first dual-aperture smartphone with a 10-inch display. This experimental device, priced at a premium, is designed to redefine the foldable market. It will debut on December 12 in Korea. Here are the features and...
Stock markets are waking up from a nightmare today thanks to Nvidia's success story. The rally is spreading everywhere.
The excitement surrounding Nvidia's earnings has spread across all of Asia's tech-heavy markets. European stock markets are expected to open higher. At the Milan Stock Exchange, eyes are on StM, luxury, and risk.
Stocks are soaring today on the wings of technology after OpenAI's chip move. Expectations are rising for a double Fed rate cut.
After Wall Street closed higher, buoyed by the pharmaceutical sector following the Trump-Pfizer deal, Asian stock markets celebrated OpenAI's move, which involves the industry's biggest players, from Nvidia to Oracle. European stock markets saw...
Stocks galvanized by AI: Nvidia puts a $100 billion chip in OpenAI. Gold reaches uncharted heights. Powell speaks today.
A small group of artificial intelligence stocks are pushing the markets higher, and doubts remain about their resilience. Gold surpasses $3.750 an ounce, while the dollar and bitcoin move in the opposite direction. European stock markets are seen in…
Samsung passes Nvidia tests: green light for AI memory chips sends stock soaring
Samsung shares rose 4,7% in Seoul, hitting their highest since August 2024, driven by speculation that Nvidia's HBM3E AI chips may have passed its tests.
Tesla and Samsung form a $16,5 billion alliance: chips of the future will be created in Texas.
Samsung signs a $16,5 billion contract with Tesla to produce AI6 chips. Musk confirms that they will be manufactured at the new plant in Texas. Samsung stock soars.
Samsung: Operating profit falls 56% in second quarter, US restrictions weigh on it
South Korean giant Samsung issues a profit warning and announces second-quarter operating profit of 2,9 billion euros, 23,4% lower than forecast
Stock Market Today July 8: Europe Avoids Wall Street's Fall but Remains Cautious on Duties. Milan Rises with Unicredit and Banco Bpm - LIVE
European stock markets close positively after the first letters were sent by the US, but above all after the three-week extension granted by Trump to negotiate agreements on tariffs. In Milan, eyes on the game of risk after Bloomberg revealed…
Stocks, anxiety over Trump's duties falls back on Asia and Europe. Yet the US had closed on the rise. Is it a new inversion?
While investors were hoping for a more relaxed climate on rates yesterday, today they are worried again after Trump's new reciprocal tariff on Venezuela. Yesterday the Magnificent Seven jumped, but today Chinese techs collapse
Tim revolutionizes eSim activation: goodbye Qr Code, now just one click is enough
Tim simplifies eSIM activation with a new technology: now all it takes is a click on your smartphone without having to scan the QR Code. The innovation debuts with the new Samsung Galaxy S25 and aims to combine practicality and sustainability
Samsung grows 274%, but less than expected: the stock falls and the management apologizes. Layoffs yes, spin-offs no
In its latest guidance, the South Korean giant reported third-quarter operating profit of $6,78 billion, up 274% from a year earlier but below analysts' expectations of $8,5 billion…
Chips for AI: TSMC and Samsung look to the United Arab Emirates for new factories
TSMC and Samsung are exploring building plants in the UAE to meet growing demand for AI chips. The projects could exceed $100 billion and could be financed through the sovereign vehicle of…
Stock market August 28th: everyone is crazy about Nvidia which cannot afford any failure. Eyes on the pound. Samsung conquers GM
All markets are awaiting Nvidia's quarterly report this evening after the stock market closes. In Asia, Sumsung shines for its agreement with General Motors. Spotlight on Great Britain for the "painful" maneuver announced by the new prime minister. The…
Stock market 5 July: London slightly rising with the Labor avalanche, cautious start in Europe. And China pays EU duties
Lots of irons in the fire today and over the weekend when the run-offs will take place in France. Stock markets move cautiously. Futures suggest a slight rise
Samsung, first strike in the history of the hi-tech giant: workers revolting for wages and rights
For the first time in its history, Samsung Electronics is facing a strike by workers who denounce "corporate negligence" and demand wage increases, an additional public holiday and a more transparent reward system. The strike could…
Apple beats Samsung in the number of smartphones shipped in 2023: the Korean giant has led sales for 13 years
The Cupertino company is also the only company among the top three to record positive growth year on year, going from 226,3 million units to 234,6 million units
Consumer electronics: market stalled and open war between the big players, Chinese and Korean in the lead
The global consumer electronics market will slow down in 2023. But the sector is in turmoil with the ever-increasing presence of Chinese brands (Hisense and TCL) which are putting an end to the hegemony of the Koreans Samsung and LG. And what's at stake is...
Stellantis and Samsung Sdi together for a new electric battery factory in the USA
A decisive step towards sustainable mobility: Stellantis signs an agreement with Samsung SDI to build the second battery factory in the USA. It will go into production in 2027
Samsung: earnings plunge in the second quarter, -96%, due to weak demand for chips
The profits of the South Korean electronics giant continue to fall. Sales down 6% compared to the first quarter. Year-on-year revenue down 22%. The decline in semiconductor demand weighs heavily. The stock on the Seoul Stock Exchange loses more…
Electrolux, crucial days for the sale: the Chinese Midea ahead of Samsung but the US opposition is strong
Perhaps the fate of the Swedish multinational will be known as early as this week, but Biden does not hide his concern about the possible Chinese conquest of strategic markets - What do the factories and employees of Whirlpool and Electrolux expect
Samsung: profit collapses, -96%. Plunging prices and cuts in chip production
The slowdown in demand for chips and their collapse in prices weigh on the accounts of the South Korean electronics giant. An important cut in production has been decided
STOCK EXCHANGES TODAY JANUARY 9 – Confidence in the markets: China reopens, Alibaba and Samsung run, US banks ok
Rising opening for the lists of the Old Continent and good news from both China and America
STOCK EXCHANGES TODAY OCTOBER 7 – New signs of recession: chips are collapsing. For oil, it has been the best week in 6 months
The winds of recession and the upcoming moves of the Fed, which is aiming for a rate hike of 125 bps within the year, are putting financial markets in difficulty - And Goldman Sachs sees the price of oil at 110 dollars
Samsung, Antitrust: evaluation of used smartphones and promotions in the sights of the Italian Antitrust
The preliminary investigation concerns in particular the promotions with which the possibility of selling the old mobile phone at advantageous prices is offered in case of purchase of a new one
Samsung: Chip sales to cloud giants offset declines in smartphones. And the profit goes up
Samsung is nearing its best second quarter since 2018 on the profit front thanks to chip sales to Amazon, Google and Microsoft, according to Refinitiv cited estimates
Samsung, record profit +58,6% thanks to chips and smartphones. For Huawei, revenues and profits are plummeting
It is a decidedly positive start to 2022 for the South Korean giant, with profits at their highest since 2018. For Huawei, however, the accounts are in sharp decline. Asian stocks rise
LG is already beyond 5G: the first 6G connection has been made
The Korean group, which has decided to stop producing smartphones to focus on infrastructure, has carried out the first long-distance external test
Korea, the chip crisis will release the CEO of Samsung?
On the eve of President Moon Jae-in's visit to Washington, the Korean industrial world is asking for a pardon for Lee Jae-yong, who has been in prison since January for corruption: "Without him we risk losing our leadership"
Smartphone: Apple beats Samsung after 5 years
Gartner Manufacturer Ranking Puts iPhone 12 First for First Time Since 2016 - Huawei Drops to Fifth Due to US Sanctions
Samsung, best quarter since 2018
The Korean giant is resurrected in the summer: profit +58%, sales of Galaxy smartphones +50% - The lockdown has favored tech purchases and now Samsung is also entering the 5G game, taking advantage of the Huawei-US clash.
Samsung, goodbye China: it will produce everything in Vietnam
The Korean group, which for years has moved the production of smartphones to the South-East, also closes the last Chinese plant, where PCs and laptops were manufactured. The reason: duties, US-China tensions, labor costs.
TV, war to the last pixel between Samsung QLed and LG Oled
The two giants battle each other with complaints and technological progress - Which 4 and 8K TV technology is better?
Robots and voice assistants dominate the Las Vegas Tech Fair
Here are the most interesting presentations at the Consumer Electronics Show 2019 in Las Vegas. Samsung and LG Electronics dominate the scene. Hi-tech sales soar over one trillion euros. Perhaps by 2019 we will see the birth of smartphones…
Samsung like Apple: revised estimates, profits in free fall
Samsung revises its estimates on profits and revenues for the fourth quarter of 2018, with forecasts much lower than expected - Weighing the reduction in demand for memory and above all greater competition in the smartphone sector
Artificial intelligence and 5G network: the future is already here
The Samsung Wow in Milan opened a glimpse into the hyper-fast world that is about to begin - According to Pwc, by 2030 artificial intelligence, its engine and 5G networks will be worth more than the GDP of China and India combined…
Samsung reports record quarterly profits of $15,4 billion
The chip sector is the driving force, which has more than compensated for the slowdown in smartphone sales - The group has also announced plans to invest 27,9 billion in production plants this year
Samsung and Apple updates, antitrust maxi-fines
The Competition Authority has punished the practice of "planned obsolescence" with the maximum fine for the two producers. The unfair commercial practices that have worsened the functioning of mobile phones and passed costs on customers have concerned the Note 4…
Smartphone, Huawei bypasses Apple and targets Samsung
In the second quarter of 2018, Huawei sold more devices in Europe than Apple, which thus falls to third place in the ranking of manufacturers - Samsung is still in first place, but it records a sharp decline - Same trend on…
Samsung launches maxi investment plan: 160 billion
After taking note of a disappointing quarterly, with revenues down 4% following the flop launch of the Galaxy S9, the Korean group is preparing the revenge: the plan will be worth a total of 700.000 jobs, considering the supply chain…
Facebook, new scandal: "It has given data to the big names in the mobile sector"
Two months after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the social network is back in the storm - According to the NYT it would have shared user data with the manufacturers of smartphones, tablets, etc. without their explicit consent. - Facebook defends itself: "Information…
Samsung has copied the iPhone: a maxi compensation to Apple
This was established by the Californian court of San Josè - La Mela had asked for over a billion, while the Koreans said they were willing to pay 28 million - This is a dispute that has been going on since 2011
The Secrets of Hi Tech's Billion Dollar Wars
FROM THE BLOG "LA CASA DI PAOLA" - Televisions, large appliances, screens, and air conditioners: a "world war" is underway between the giants of the USA, China and Japan. Who will win? Meanwhile Apple blocks Samsung - Sharp, Toshiba, Hitachi: the end of…
Samsung, record quarter: profits +72,9%
The group then announces the split of the shares to be submitted to the shareholders' meeting on 23 March: the aim is to encourage the diffusion of the shares among the public of retail investors.
Apple and Samsung: Antitrust investigates batteries and updates
Apple and Samsung "would have put in place a general commercial policy aimed at exploiting the deficiencies of some components to reduce the performance of their products over time and induce consumers to buy new versions of them".
Samsung, record profit and change at the top
Samsung Electronics, the parent company of the Korean Samsung group, closed the quarter more than doubling profits, thanks to the record result of the microchip division and the recovery of sales of the Galaxy Note 8 - The group raises its dividend…
Samsung: record accounts, but the CEO resigns
Resignations that are seen as a way to put the big scandal behind us, but also the sensational fiasco of the Galaxy Note 7.
Dumping in appliances: Whirlpool wins against Samsung and LG
Sting coming to the USA on Asian producers for competition in the production and marketing of household appliances: the American Commission agrees with Whirpool - And what will Europe do?
The iPhone makes you rich… Samsung
Why does the Samsung stock go up on the stock market the day after the presentation of Apple's new jewels? Simple: the OLED technology screens mounted on the latest iPhones are produced by the Korean company - Here's how much it will earn for each piece sold by its rivals.
Appliances: Samsung and LG accused of dumping in the US
FROM THE BLOG "LA CASA DI PAOLA" - Whirlpool and other US producers accuse the two companies of charging very low prices on the American market for washing machines, as production takes place in Asia, where the cost of…
Samsung sentences Vice President Lee to 5 years
Lee was accused in the scandal that led to the impeachment and then the arrest of former President of the Republic Park Geun-hye: the prosecutor had asked for 12 years.
Samsung, the owner risks 12 years in prison
Lee Jae-yong is charged with corruption before the Seoul Central District Court in the context of the scandal that led to the impeachment and then the arrest of former President of the Republic Park Geun-hye
Samsung and Huawei, excellent results
Samsung prepares to overtake Apple on the profit front. The Cupertino group should stop at 8,2 billion dollars, while the South Korean giant reported profits of 9,7 billion in the second quarter of 2017. Huawei, a young company, also did well…
Samsung, the fridge that does the shopping arrives in Italy
Now you can also shop in Italy from the fridge. Since April 27, the two Samsung Family Hubs have been on sale throughout Italy, both IoT, at a respectable cost of 2.500 (the combined) and 4 thousand euros (the…
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North Korea, Trump: "Possible conflict" - Amazon, GdF: "He has evaded 130 million" - Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca: Atlante is preparing the exit - Borsa, Pirelli accelerates: Ipo by 2017 - Samsung, Galaxy S8 and S8+ from today in…
Samsung, Galaxy S8 and S8+ from today on sale in Italy
From today, the two new models on which the Korean group is betting everything can also be purchased in Italian stores after the flop of the Note 7 - Water and dust resistance confirmed, news on the display - Pre-sales are flying.
Telephones and quarterly: Samsung flies, Nokia collapses
The South Korean company recorded the best economic performance from 2013 to today - Nokia however had a net loss of 473 million euros, also due to the acquisition of Alcatel Lucentis.
Korea holds back the stock exchanges, but FCA goes up with Samsung
European lists slowed down by geopolitical tensions. The German Zew index above expectations is not enough to relaunch and the spread with the Bund widens for France and Italy. Bad morning for banks and insurance companies. Positive Fiat Chrysler on the recovery…
Is the tablet dead? The market says yes
The market data speak for themselves: fewer and fewer tablets are being sold. Consumers no longer appreciate the middle ground and choose the extremes of portability: the completeness of the laptop, which lacks practically nothing compared to an endowment…
Samsung: the problem is not the batteries, but the leaders
The South Korean electronics giant has admitted that the cause of the Galaxy Note smartphone explosions are the size and manufacture of the batteries - But the root cause of the problem is the company's top management, who wanted to drastically cut…
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The eve of the Council's decision on the electoral law is characterized by Generali's exploits on the Stock Exchange, Mario Draghi's words on Europe and the first moves of US President Donald Trump: the FIRSTonline compilation.
Galaxy Note 7, Samsung explains why the battery exploded
The internal investigation of the South Korean electronics giant clarified that the problem was related to the quality of the components: irregular dimensions of the battery, production defects due to the sharp acceleration of delivery times - Samsung: "We have taken various corrective actions to …
Samsung, Court rejects arrest of heir
According to the Seoul Court, the evidence against Lee Jae Yong would not be solid enough to justify an arrest - Lee, heir to the Samsung dynasty and vice president of the group, is accused of having bribed the ousted president Park…
Samsung, arrest warrant for the heir
Group Vice President and Dynasty Heir Accused of Bribing President Park Geun Hye for Favors
Luxottica-Essilor merger: the world leader in eyewear is born
Leonardo Del Vecchio will have 31% of the new eyewear giant which will however have a French future - Trump criticizes BMW and Germany goes on the attack on FCA but Minister Calenda replies: "Take care of Volkswagen" - Arrest order…
Samsung, profit boom despite the troubles
In the fourth quarter of 2016, operating profits will increase by 50% compared to a year earlier to around 9.200 trillion won (about 7,8 billion dollars), thanks to the good performance of the semiconductor and display sectors.
Samsung, refrigerators explode: why?
Inadequacy and tricks on the controls behind the repeated failures of Asian household appliances.