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Japan's Sony lowered its sales target for digital cameras to 1.3 trillion yen ($12.7 billion) for the fiscal year to end-March 2015, from a previous estimate of 1.5 trillion yen.
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The Gulf Coast is becoming to oil production what Apple is to the technology sector: a dominant player beset by upstarts.
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North Korean laborers did not show up for work on Tuesday at a factory complex operated with South Korea, effectively shutting down the zone for the first time since it began shipments in 2004.
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Dan Beasley, head of mobile at Jam, says that having products across the range is one of Samsung's strength, and there is still a lot of growth for the brand to tap into.
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The iPhone's main adversary estimated its January-March operating profit rose 53 percent to $7.7 billion, marking the end of five straight quarters of record profits for the world's biggest techn firm by revenue.
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Mehdi Hosseini, Senior Analyst and Senior VP of Semiconductors at Susquehanna Financial Group discusses the outlook for Samsung Electronics after the tech giant topped forecasts for Q1 net profit.
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Apple's to-do list includes three things, Brian Marshall of ISI Group says.
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South Korea's leading manufacturers are seeing their exports and profits undermined by the yen's decline and want more government help to deal with the problem, a survey by their lobby group showed.
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Three tech laggards could have strong upside, Zack Safran of Ivy Science & Technology Fund says.
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Will Danoff, whose $92 billion Fidelity Contrafund is the largest active shareholder in Apple, cut its stake in the company over the first two months of 2013.
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Hundreds of millions of tech-savvy young people have turned to a wave of smartphone-based messaging apps that are now sweeping across North America, Asia and Europe.
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BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins shrugged off a declining subscription base and said Blackberry is well-positioned for a profitable future.
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BlackBerry reported quarterly earnings and revenue on Thursday that outpaced market expectations.
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Richard Gordon, managing VP at Gartner, tells CNBC that the strength of the smartphone market is set to continue, particularly at the high end with companies like Apple and Samsung.
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Consumers are buying more phone and tablet accessories online. Chet Pipkin, Belkin CEO, discusses how this could impact his business.
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Samsung recently introduced a new line of smart TVs that will make the TV interface more like a mobile device.
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Tim Baxter, Samsung Electronics America president, discusses the company's plan to transform the way viewers watch television.
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Competition is growing for wearable digital devices, reveals Dennis Berman, The Wall Street Journal.
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A watch phone? Sounds like something TV private eye Maxwell Smart would have. But as smartphone sales slow, both Samsung and Apple are said to be working on them.
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Investors who buy Amazon.com stock, which trades at a sky-high multiple, are taking a big risk, one analyst told CNBC on Monday.
