Samsung Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee faces five years in jail after being found guilty of bribery and other charges; CNBC’s Chery Kang reports.
Ahead of a court ruling on Jay Y. Lee, Mehdi Hosseini of Susquehanna Financial Group says he believes there is sufficient leadership at the group for the next one to three years.
Corruption charges against Jay Y. Lee are not putting investors off buying, Christian Gattiker, head of research & investment solutions at Julius Baer, said.
Samsung has the widest range of infinity-screen phones, marking a clear lead over Apple, says Kiranjeet Kaur, senior market analyst, IDC.
Samsung's Note 8 bets on large screen, ability to run multiple applications, says Bob O'Donnell, founder and chief analyst, Technalysis Research.
Samsung mobile chief DJ Koh says he expects the device to sell better than previous generations and is working to make sure it is not priced over $1,000.
CNBC's Arjun Kharpal discusses Samsung's new phone, the Galaxy Note 8, which is set to be unveiled today.
The Galaxy Note 8 will be unveiled Wednesday.