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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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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 Heir Questioned In Succession-Related Probe
Samsung Group heir Jay Y Lee was questioned on Tuesday by prosecutors about a controversial 2015 merger and alleged accounting fraud that they said may have helped him advance his succession-planning agenda at the country's top conglomerate.
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Why The Fate Of Samsung's Billionaire Heir Turns On Horses
Jay Y Lee took a more active and urgent interest in the matter after a second meeting where Park told him again to "buy a good horse," said the court.
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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 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 Electronics CEO Kwon Oh-Hyun To Step Down
Kwon Oh-hyun oversaw the growth of Samsung's component business which now generates much of the firm's profits, dwarfing earnings from smartphones and other mobile devices.
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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 Chief Gave Bribe To Win President's Support, Rules South Korean Court
A South Korean court hearing bribery charges against the leader of Samsung Group, Jay Y Lee, said on Friday he had provided bribes anticipating support from the then-president, Park Geun-hye, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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Samsung Faces Crucial Galaxy Note 8 Launch as Its Top Executive Faces a Sentencing Hearing
Samsung faces two crucial moments this week - the launch of a new smartphone and a hearing that will determine whether its vice chairman will spend the next 12 years in jail.
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Samsung's Arrested Heir Jay Y Lee Denies All Charges Of Corruption
The head of South Korea's Samsung Group, Jay Y Lee, denies all charges against him, his lawyer said on Thursday, at the start of what the special prosecutor said could be the "trial of the century" amid a political scandal that has rocked the country.
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Mattress On Cell Floor, Toilet In The Corner For Arrested Samsung Scion
For Jay Y Lee, the third-generation leader of South Korea's massive Samsung Group and scion of the country's wealthiest family, home is now a 6.56 square meter (71 square foot) detention cell with a toilet in the corner behind a partition.
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Samsung Heir Awaits Court Decision On Possible Arrest
The heir apparent to the Samsung business empire appeared at a South Korean court on Wednesday as a judge began deliberating whether to formally arrest him over his alleged role in a snowballing corruption scandal engulfing President Park Geun-Hye.
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South Korea Prosecutor Weighs Economic Impact Of Arrest Of Samsung Chief
South Korea's special prosecutor said on Sunday it will take into account the economic impact of whether to arrest Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee in connection with an influence-peddling investigation involving the president.
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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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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 Heir Questioned In Succession-Related Probe
Samsung Group heir Jay Y Lee was questioned on Tuesday by prosecutors about a controversial 2015 merger and alleged accounting fraud that they said may have helped him advance his succession-planning agenda at the country's top conglomerate.
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Why The Fate Of Samsung's Billionaire Heir Turns On Horses
Jay Y Lee took a more active and urgent interest in the matter after a second meeting where Park told him again to "buy a good horse," said the court.
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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 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 Electronics CEO Kwon Oh-Hyun To Step Down
Kwon Oh-hyun oversaw the growth of Samsung's component business which now generates much of the firm's profits, dwarfing earnings from smartphones and other mobile devices.
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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 Chief Gave Bribe To Win President's Support, Rules South Korean Court
A South Korean court hearing bribery charges against the leader of Samsung Group, Jay Y Lee, said on Friday he had provided bribes anticipating support from the then-president, Park Geun-hye, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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Samsung Faces Crucial Galaxy Note 8 Launch as Its Top Executive Faces a Sentencing Hearing
Samsung faces two crucial moments this week - the launch of a new smartphone and a hearing that will determine whether its vice chairman will spend the next 12 years in jail.
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Samsung's Arrested Heir Jay Y Lee Denies All Charges Of Corruption
The head of South Korea's Samsung Group, Jay Y Lee, denies all charges against him, his lawyer said on Thursday, at the start of what the special prosecutor said could be the "trial of the century" amid a political scandal that has rocked the country.
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Mattress On Cell Floor, Toilet In The Corner For Arrested Samsung Scion
For Jay Y Lee, the third-generation leader of South Korea's massive Samsung Group and scion of the country's wealthiest family, home is now a 6.56 square meter (71 square foot) detention cell with a toilet in the corner behind a partition.
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Samsung Heir Awaits Court Decision On Possible Arrest
The heir apparent to the Samsung business empire appeared at a South Korean court on Wednesday as a judge began deliberating whether to formally arrest him over his alleged role in a snowballing corruption scandal engulfing President Park Geun-Hye.
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South Korea Prosecutor Weighs Economic Impact Of Arrest Of Samsung Chief
South Korea's special prosecutor said on Sunday it will take into account the economic impact of whether to arrest Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee in connection with an influence-peddling investigation involving the president.
