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| | | ... 121.47 points, at 24,497.98. Seoul dropped 0.91 per cent, or 18.59 points, to 2,019.03, hurt by selling in heavyweight Samsung Electronics after it reported disappointing earnings. WELLINGTON - The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 21.08 points, or 0.4 per cent ... |
| | | | ... 225 index gaining 318.84 points to 14,588.68 as a weaker yen buoyed exporters. Seoul rose 0.92 per cent, with a rally in Samsung shares helping lift the KOSPI 18.18 points to close at 1,995.48. Shanghai shares closed up 0.82 per cent ahead of an expected ... |
| | | | ... at a time, preferring large to mega cap companies for liquidity purposes. It is currently invested in companies such as Samsung, Nestle and Disney - the latter of whose plans for a floating theme park and endless 'Iron Man' movies Wincensten believes ... |
| | | | ... research and development factor has also boosted Asian companies most in the computing and mobile device market. The likes of Samsung, Lenovo and Huawei have leveraged their brands effectively over the last three years and now dramatically outsell Apple ... |
| | | | ... flat, edging up 1.10 points, to 2,007.20 while Seoul eased 0.32 per cent, or 5.83 points, to 1,833.31 as market giant Samsung Electronics suffered a sell-off after announcing a weaker-than-expected earnings forecast. Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index ... |
| | | | ... economy. Wall Street provided a strong lead following upbeat jobs data, but the South Korean index was dragged by tech giant Samsung Electronics despite posting a surge in net profit. On Friday Tokyo fell 0.30 per cent, or 41.95 points, to 13,884.13 ... |
| | | | ... highlighted the investment potential right across the value chain in the manufacture and consumption of mobile phones. With Samsung and Apple in a state of flux about which manufacturer will produce the dominant handset, Lodha has opted to own third ... |
| | | | ... The stand-out player was Japanese electronics giant Sharp, which surged on reports of a major deal with South Korea's Samsung. Tokyo added 2.13 per cent, or 248.82 points, to end at 11,932.27. Sydney was 0.82 per cent higher, adding 41.4 points to 5,116.8 ... |
| | | | ... worked as a graduate research assistant at Georgia State University. Prior to this role he was a software engineer for Samsung Electronics in South Korea. Fauzia Choudhury also joined as an analyst on 29 January. Choudhury joins from rival consultant ... |
| | | | ... account via their mobile phone. The move is in response to the growing popularity of smartphones by the likes of Apple and Samsung. Megan Bolton, CEO of the fund provider said the move reflected a trend in the industry for users wanting more immediate ... |
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