#Electronics

LG Electronics Inc. shares have quadrupled this year as investors applaud the venerable Korean appliance maker’s shift into robotics.

Non-chip employees tried to block the vote, but a South Korean court has dismissed the injunction.

The group’s proposed £287 million takeover by Cicor Technologies fell apart after shareholders voted against the deal.

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Samsung Electronics reached a $1 trillion market valuation, driven by the AI boom. This makes it only the second Asian firm, after TSMC, to hit the mark and puts it in the same elite group as companies like Nvidia and Apple.