Samsung's first-quarter numbers aren't looking good, but it still has some competitiveness: Strategist
Daniel Yoo of Yuanta Securities Korea says the company's overall numbers for the first quarter aren't "looking good," but expects "quite a bit of a turnaround."
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Samsung's first-quarter numbers aren't looking good, but it still has some competitiveness: Strategist
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