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Samsung Electronics co-CEO dies of heart attack at 63
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NewslettersApple posts record revenue (with a big slide in China sales)
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Samsung’s chip division underwhelms in costly AI memory race
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Samsung warns its inability to meet demand for AI chips will make fourth-quarter profits fall sharply
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