Samsung’s troubles have prompted the company to issue a stock-buyback program. CNET Samsung Electronics — the division of Samsung that produces a wide range of devices, including smartphones and wearables — has announced a major stock-buyback program. Samsung plans to buy back 1.9 million shares of stock, representing about 1.1 percent of its total shares …
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