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Samsung Investors Want Evidence Profit Boom Has Staying Power
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Samsung Investors Want Evidence Profit Boom Has Staying Power Samsung Electronics Co.’s earnings will test whether it can convince investors of its long-term outlook, an increasingly critical task as record profits have failed to reinvigorate the stock. The South Korean tech giant is expected to report its largest-ever quarterly profit on Thursday, but blowout numbers alone may not be enough to reassure investors that memory-chip demand is durable and high product prices can be locked in...
Samsung Investors Want Evidence Profit Boom Has Staying Power
Samsung Electronics Co.’s earnings will test whether it can convince investors of its long-term outlook, an increasingly critical task as record profits have failed to reinvigorate the stock.
The South Korean tech giant is expected to report its largest-ever quarterly profit on Thursday, but blowout numbers alone may not be enough to reassure investors that memory-chip demand is durable and high product prices can be locked in through long-term contracts.