Jungah Lee

Samsung bounces back with surprise Q4 profits

The world's largest smartphone maker bounce back from the death of its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7

Samsung warns of slowing growth

The Note 7's tendency to catch fire prompted a global recall

Samsung to unveil group restructuring as investors push for broad change

Shareholders are voicing dissatisfaction with the status quo after the Note 7 battery crisis

Samsung Electronics agrees to buy Harman for $8 bn in cash

The company is making its largest-ever overseas acquisition

Samsung scion joins board amid Galaxy fire

The move gives the low-profile executive a big say over top management and strategic calls

Susan Decker, Ian King & Jungah Lee: Smartphone 'Cold War' seen in Asian moves on patent licensing

New antitrust policies and the clampdown on patents might weaken the ability of Apple, Microsoft and Qualcomm to compete in China and other countries

Jungah Lee: How Samsung is using the S6 to challenge Apple's iPhone

The South Korean giant is counting on new designs to lure users willing to pay more for latest features and win back customers from Apple

Samsung plans a wristwatch phone

Asia's biggest tech firm races against Apple to create a new industry of wearable devices that perform similar tasks as smartphones