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By Sijia Jiang and Josh Horwitz

May 27 2019 7:00AM

Faces the possibility its smartphones will disappear from international markets.

Huawei shipments could fall by up to a quarter this year: analysts

China's Huawei, hit by crippling US sanctions, could see shipments decline by as much as a quarter this year and faces the possibility that its smartphones will disappear from international markets, analysts said. Smartphone shipments at Huawei, the world's second-largest smartphone maker by ...

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