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Samsung Electronics Says It Is Not Interested in Spinning Off Foundry Business
Samsung chairperson Jay Y. Lee has said that the company is not looking to spin off its businesses of contract chip manufacturing and logic chip designing operation. Analysts say the two businesses are incurring billions of dollars of annual losses due to weak demand and have been dragging down Samsung's overall performance.
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Softbank CEO to Meet With Samsung to Discuss 'Strategic Alliance' With Arm: All Details
Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son on Thursday said he wanted to meet South Korean tech giant Samsung to discuss a strategic alliance between the company and Arm, which is backed by Softbank. Monetising Arm has become a primary preoccupation for executives at tech conglomerate SoftBank. Son's statement followed Samsung Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee reportedly s...
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Samsung Chief Jay Y Lee Admits In Seoul Court To Unlawful Sedative Use
Samsung conglomerate chief Jay Y. Lee admitted in court on Tuesday to unlawful use of a controlled substance, as the executive's legal troubles continued despite his release on parole in August after a bribery conviction.
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Samsung Leader Jay Y. Lee Granted Parole, To Leave Prison On Friday
Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee, in jail after convictions for bribery, embezzlement and other charges, has qualified for parole and is expected to leave prison this Friday, South Korea's justice ministry said.
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Samsung Chief Jailed For 2.5 Years Over Corruption Scandal
A South Korean court sentenced Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee to two and a half years in prison on Monday, which could delay the group's ownership restructuring following the death of Lee's father in October.
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Samsung Billionaire Apologizes For Succession Scandal, To End Family Rule
Jay Y. Lee, the billionaire scion of Samsung Group, issued a personal apology for his company's role in a scandal over succession that rocked South Korea and promised not to hand down leadership to his children, an unusual public sign of contrition from the country's most powerful conglomerate.
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Samsung Heir Jay Y. Lee's Release Lifts Hopes for New Jobs, Investment
After a year in detention, the heir to South Korea's largest business empire walked free on Monday as an appeals court suspended his jail term.
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Samsung's Jay Y. Lee Walks Free As South Korea Court Suspends Jail Term
A South Korean appeals court on Monday suspended a jail sentence handed down to Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee, setting him free after a year's detention amid a corruption scandal that brought down the former president.
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South Korean Appeals Court To Rule On Samsung Jay Y. Lee's Conviction And Jail Term
A South Korean appeals court will rule on Monday on Samsung Group scion Jay Y. Lee's conviction and jail term for corruption in a case that led to the ouster of the nation's president last year.
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Samsung Scion Denies Corruption Charges as Legal Appeal Nears End
Jay Y. Lee, the 49-year-old heir to one of the world's biggest corporate empires, has been detained since February.
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Samsung Group Scion Jay Y. Lee Set to Begin Appeal on Thursday
A lower court last month convicted the 49-year-old Lee, heir to the Samsung Group and one of Asia's largest technology companies.
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Samsung Scion Jay Y. Lee Appeals Against 5-Year Jail Term for Bribery
The sentencing of the billionaire Samsung scion was a watershed for South Korea's decades-long economic order.
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Samsung Scion Jay Y. Lee Jailed for Five Years on Bribery Charges
Seoul Central District Court was delivering its verdict on charges against Lee ranging from bribery to perjury in a scandal that led to the ouster of President Park Geun-hye.
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Samsung Leader Jay Y. Lee Given Five-Year Jail Sentence For Bribery
Lee, the 49-year-old heir to one of the world's biggest corporate empires, has been held since February on charges ranging from bribery to perjury.
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Jailed Samsung Chief Can Get Plenty Of Visitors, May Still Play A Corporate Role
The head of South Korea's Samsung Group, Jay Y. Lee, may be languishing in a jail cell but he is allowed plenty of visitors, which may allow him to play a key role in corporate decisions even if he isn't running the conglomerate like he did before.
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Samsung Electronics Says It Is Not Interested in Spinning Off Foundry Business
Samsung chairperson Jay Y. Lee has said that the company is not looking to spin off its businesses of contract chip manufacturing and logic chip designing operation. Analysts say the two businesses are incurring billions of dollars of annual losses due to weak demand and have been dragging down Samsung's overall performance.
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Softbank CEO to Meet With Samsung to Discuss 'Strategic Alliance' With Arm: All Details
Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son on Thursday said he wanted to meet South Korean tech giant Samsung to discuss a strategic alliance between the company and Arm, which is backed by Softbank. Monetising Arm has become a primary preoccupation for executives at tech conglomerate SoftBank. Son's statement followed Samsung Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee reportedly s...
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Samsung Chief Jay Y Lee Admits In Seoul Court To Unlawful Sedative Use
Samsung conglomerate chief Jay Y. Lee admitted in court on Tuesday to unlawful use of a controlled substance, as the executive's legal troubles continued despite his release on parole in August after a bribery conviction.
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Samsung Leader Jay Y. Lee Granted Parole, To Leave Prison On Friday
Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee, in jail after convictions for bribery, embezzlement and other charges, has qualified for parole and is expected to leave prison this Friday, South Korea's justice ministry said.
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Samsung Chief Jailed For 2.5 Years Over Corruption Scandal
A South Korean court sentenced Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee to two and a half years in prison on Monday, which could delay the group's ownership restructuring following the death of Lee's father in October.
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Samsung Billionaire Apologizes For Succession Scandal, To End Family Rule
Jay Y. Lee, the billionaire scion of Samsung Group, issued a personal apology for his company's role in a scandal over succession that rocked South Korea and promised not to hand down leadership to his children, an unusual public sign of contrition from the country's most powerful conglomerate.
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Samsung Heir Jay Y. Lee's Release Lifts Hopes for New Jobs, Investment
After a year in detention, the heir to South Korea's largest business empire walked free on Monday as an appeals court suspended his jail term.
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Samsung's Jay Y. Lee Walks Free As South Korea Court Suspends Jail Term
A South Korean appeals court on Monday suspended a jail sentence handed down to Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee, setting him free after a year's detention amid a corruption scandal that brought down the former president.
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South Korean Appeals Court To Rule On Samsung Jay Y. Lee's Conviction And Jail Term
A South Korean appeals court will rule on Monday on Samsung Group scion Jay Y. Lee's conviction and jail term for corruption in a case that led to the ouster of the nation's president last year.
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Samsung Scion Denies Corruption Charges as Legal Appeal Nears End
Jay Y. Lee, the 49-year-old heir to one of the world's biggest corporate empires, has been detained since February.
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Samsung Group Scion Jay Y. Lee Set to Begin Appeal on Thursday
A lower court last month convicted the 49-year-old Lee, heir to the Samsung Group and one of Asia's largest technology companies.
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Samsung Scion Jay Y. Lee Appeals Against 5-Year Jail Term for Bribery
The sentencing of the billionaire Samsung scion was a watershed for South Korea's decades-long economic order.
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Samsung Scion Jay Y. Lee Jailed for Five Years on Bribery Charges
Seoul Central District Court was delivering its verdict on charges against Lee ranging from bribery to perjury in a scandal that led to the ouster of President Park Geun-hye.
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Samsung Leader Jay Y. Lee Given Five-Year Jail Sentence For Bribery
Lee, the 49-year-old heir to one of the world's biggest corporate empires, has been held since February on charges ranging from bribery to perjury.
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Jailed Samsung Chief Can Get Plenty Of Visitors, May Still Play A Corporate Role
The head of South Korea's Samsung Group, Jay Y. Lee, may be languishing in a jail cell but he is allowed plenty of visitors, which may allow him to play a key role in corporate decisions even if he isn't running the conglomerate like he did before.
