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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 003550.KS | LG | 07:00 GMT | 65300 | -500 | -0.76% | 314041 | 13.56 | 4853.0259 | 11.486T |
Latest LG news
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Apple lawyer turned patent traitor
The patents are said to cover swiping gestures on a touch screen and, yes, it has sued LG Electronics and Samsung too. -
No Nexus 5 for LG, sorry guys
It seems LG won’t be getting the Nexus 5 contract after all. A few weeks ago a senior LG executive told The Korea Times that the company is cooperating with Google on next generation Nexus products, but now LG Europe VP Kim Wong says the company won’t be making the Nexus 5. -
LG licenses latest ARM IP
Electronics giant LG has signed with ARM to licence the ARM Cortex-A50 CPU as well as the next gen of the Mali GPU. -
Apple's secret sauce boiled dry
Samsung was the top manufacturer, growing its volume by 64 percent year-on-year. After Samsung and Apple, manufacturers Huawei, LG and ZTE rounded out the top five - but they all make up less than five percent of the market share. -
LG mulling return to tablet market
RumourConsumer electronics giant LG is rumoured to be going back into the tablet market, which it ditched two years ago. -
LG working on next Google Nexus device
It looks like LG could be the latest device maker Google is contracting for the next flagship Nexus smartphone. -
Apple still losing market share
Only Apple lost market share, with LG Electronics, Huawei and ZTE making incremental gains. -
ZTE pays Microsoft protection money
According to Reuters, Microsoft is receiving cash from Samsung. LG and HTC. It has yet to strike a deal with Huawei but last week managed to get Hon Hai, the parent of Foxconn, to sign up. -
Hon Hai signs up for Microsoft Android patent deal
PC Mag caught a tweet from Horacio Gutierrez, corporate veep for IP at Microsoft, which boasted virtually all Android manufacturers have signed with Redmond, including heavy hitters like HTC, LG, and Apple rival numero uno, Samsung. -
LG Display to ship first flexible panel this year
LG Display is apparently gearing up to ship its first flexible displays later this year. -
Tablets start to dominate Taiwanese ODM production
Meanwhile, the same wire reports that the next iPad, a 9.7-inch device with a thinner and lighter profile, will start in July of this year, with LG Display and Sharp winning out on the display front. -
Microsoft-backed group calls Android anticompetitive
It gets even trickier, as Android is an open operating system and the vast majority of consumers use Samsung, HTC, Motorola or LG gear. They all ship with custom launchers and apps. Only Nexus products boast a plain vanilla Android experience. -
HTC said to be working on Windows tablet
NPD reckons HTC is likely to unveil a 10.1-inch tablet with a 1080p screen, manufactured by LG. -
Exynos 5 Octa outpaces Snapdragon 600
It should be noted that the Snapdragon 600 version seems quite competitive in its own right. In Geekbench 2 it scores 3163, ahead of the HTC One with 2687 and LG Nexus 4 with 2040 points. -
Steve Jobs made major tablet mistake
All this would suggest a good reason why Apple has reduced 9.7-inch panel orders from LG Display by 90 percent in January to just 600,000, while Sharp has nearly halted production of that size as well. -
LG buys WebOS
The promising but under-developed WebOSlooks like it is going to get a second chance at life after all after LG wrote a cheque and picked it up from the maker of expensive printer ink HP. -
LG in a spin
FinancialTelly maker LG has failed to live up to the expectations of the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street. -
Samsung overtakes Apple as top chip customer
HP and Dell came in third and fourth, with $14 billion and $8.6 billion, respectively. However, both outfits saw a double-digit slide in terms of overall consumption. Toshiba, LG and Nokia also saw their spending go down.
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