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Samsung Electronics reportedly ending home appliance sales in Hong Kong

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Samsung Electronics reportedly ending home appliance sales in Hong Kong — Shenzhen Business news

Samsung Electronics is reportedly ending home appliance sales in Hong Kong, months after withdrawing from the mainland Chinese market. Samsung’s Hong Kong office told the South China Morning Post on Thursday that it would focus on televisions, monitors, audio products, business-to-business display solutions and mobile devices in the city. It did not explicitly confirm that it was ending sales of major home appliances. However, a check by the SCMP on Thursday morning found that major home...

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