Samsung Braces for US Tariffs, Sparking Preemptive Consumer Buying
May 1, 2025, 1:20 am
Facing imminent US tariffs, Samsung is bracing for a price surge as savvy consumers scramble to purchase products before costs climb. Both reports reveal a market reaction marked by a blend of anticipation and irony, with buyers trying to outsmart inevitable price increases while Samsung navigates regulatory hurdles.
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Datacenter build slowdown hurt storage sales but Korean giant sees bit barn rebound Samsung yesterday posted results a little better than it forecast, and attributed some of its record revenue and strong profit to customers rushing to buy kit before the USA raises tariffs on imports.…
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