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Samsung is buying US audio company Harman for $8 billion

With this deal, Samsung would look to take on Apple and Google as they already have a strong presence in the auto segment

Samsung, Hyundai bosses quizzed in S Korea scandal probe

Samsung made the largest donation of more than $15 million and is accused of separately offering 2.8 million euro ($3.1 million) to Choi to bankroll her daughter's training

Samsung's Lee signals at more board power

Jay y Lee had previously orchestrated operations from behind the scenes after his father Lee Kun-hee was hospitalised in 2014 following a heart attack

Samsung drawn into Korean political crisis after offices raided

The prosecutor's raid comes as Lee deals with fallout from the exploding Note 7debacle, which is estimated to cost the company more than $6 billion

Samsung to launch AI assistant service for Galaxy S8

The world's top smartphone maker in October announced the acquisition of Viv Labs, a firm run by a co-creator of Apple's Siri voice assistant programme

Samsung America says it has replaced most recalled Galaxy Note 7s

Samsung will be releasing a software update in the coming days to limit the phone's ability to charge beyond 60 per cent

Samsung recalls 2.8 million washing machines in the US

The safety commission said the affected Samsung laundry machines were prone to detaching from the washing machine chassis during use

Samsung scion joins board amid Galaxy fire

The move gives the low-profile executive a big say over top management and strategic calls

Samsung scion joins board as profits tank on Galaxy Note 7

Scrapping Note 7 saw earnings drop off a cliff, with mobile division's operating profit for Q3 down almost 98%

Samsung Q3 earnings lowest in 8 yrs, co vows rebound after Note 7 disaster

The world's top smartphone maker saw its mobile earnings plunge 96 percent from a year earlier to its lowest since the fourth quarter of 2008, barely avoiding its first-ever loss and dragging the firm's overall profit to a two-year low.

Samsung's 3rd quarter profit plunges by 16.8% over Note 7 fiasco

Operating profit dropped 29.7% from a year earlier to 5.2 trillion won in July-Sept quarter

After Note 7 fiasco, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge explodes in US: Report

After the Note 7 fiasco, a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge owner in the US has claimed that the device which he received as a replacement for the Note 7 exploded while charging

Samsung eyes Chinese viewers with Youku videos

Mirriad to market its products to viewers who are gravitating towards streaming video content

Samsung in talks with LG Chem for phone batteries

Samsung Electronics is in talks with LG Chem to supply batteries for its new smartphones

Adam Minter: Where Samsung went wrong

Samsung's biggest mistake was one common to many phone makers: In the race to make the slimmest devices possible, it created a product that can no longer be easily repaired or refurbished

Samsung says to invest $296 million to expand India plant

Company's Noida-based plant makes mobile phones, refrigerators and televisions

Samsung to invest Rs 2,000 crore in Noida plant

Akhilesh Yadav claimed claimed the industrial policies of the state government had spurred flow of investment to UP

Australian, NZ carriers ban recalled Samsung phone

Samsung, the world's largest smartphone maker, has halted production of its latest flagship mobile device

Samsung to use service as key to success

The move comes at a time when the Company has faced criticism for failure of its flagship Galaxy Note7 handsets

Samsung offers financial incentives to stem Note 7 cut

Samsung Electronics on Thursday offered refunds or financial incentives for US and South Korea customers who exchange Note 7s for other products, as the tech giant scrambles to shore up its reputation after a damaging phone safety crisis. The world's largest phone maker is also expanding a US recall of the fire-prone model to a total 1.9 million Note 7 phones, which includes the 1 million Galaxy Note 7s it recalled on September 15. The South Korean giant is in damage-control mode as rivals like Apple Inc and LG Electronics try to steal market share from the global smartphone leader after it was forced to scrap its latest high-end device.Samsung is boosting its marketing and promotional efforts around other Galaxy-series smartphones to cushion the blow from the demise of the premium Note 7, which it finally abandoned this week after failing to resolve overheating problems which caused some of the phones to ignite. Samsung said on Thursday it is offering up to $100 in bill credit to cons