Samsung Electronics

South Korea’s world-beating stock rally stumbles as global funds sell

Kospi hits 8,000, but gains vanish as foreign tech selling turns a morning surge into a retreat

Samsung Electronics said that while the government-mediated process had ended, it will "continue engaging in dialogue".

Samsung Electronics urges union to resume talks as strike threat looms

The labour group is pledging to re-enter negotiations if the company proposes a codified profit-sharing plan

Samsung’s first-quarter profit increased eightfold, with chips responsible for 94% of the record 57.2 trillion won total.

Asia’s tech giants give AI bull run a new centre of gravity

Retail, institutional investors drive record buying, with leveraged bets

Samsung sits at the heart of a transformation that has made Asia a cornerstone of the global AI ecosystem, pairing chipmaking dominance with expanding data infrastructure.

Samsung hits US$1 trillion valuation, joining TSMC in elite club

Just days ago, the South Korean company’s semiconductor arm brought in historic profit over the March quarter

Samsung Electronics workers attend a rally outside the company's semiconductor plant in Pyeongtaek on Apr 23, ahead of a strike scheduled to begin May 21.

Samsung Biologics estimates US$100 million strike loss as unions press demands

About half of the company’s workforce of 2,861 employees have been on strike since Apr 28

Lee Won-jin had previously worked at Google before moving to Samsung in 2014.

Samsung Electronics appoints new TV chief amid mounting competition

The company usually carries out its annual management reshuffle around December

Samsung is the biggest of South Korea’s family-run conglomerates known as chaebol, alongside SK Group and Hyundai Motor Group.

Samsung dynasty’s wealth doubles to US$45 billion in just one year

The family is now Asia’s third-richest family, up from 10th last year

The surge in South Korean stocks underscores the global pivot toward companies linked to artificial intelligence.

South Korea surpasses UK to become world’s 8th largest stock market

SOUTH KOREA has leapfrogged the UK to become the world’s eighth-biggest stock market, fuelled by a high-octane rally in its artificial intelligence-linked technology champions. 

Apple led the smartphone market for the first time in a first quarter with a 21% market share.

Apple leads smartphone market even as overall shipments decline: Counterpoint

The decline is primarily driven by memory players prioritising AI data centres over consumer electronics