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Samsung poised to benefit from China virus woes afflicting Apple, other rivals

By Hyunjoo Jin on Feb 19, 2020 12:57PM
Samsung poised to benefit from China virus woes afflicting Apple, other rivals

Reaps the rewards of Vietnam smartphone manufacturing operation.

Samsung stands to be a major beneficiary of the China production problems announced by rival Apple on Monday, reaping the rewards of a decade-long bet on low-cost smartphone manufacturing in Vietnam. Half of Samsung's smartphones are now made in Vietnam, where the Coronavirus that has crippled ...

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