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Samsung Electronics faces a tough annual general meeting on Wednesday due to shareholder frustration over its poor performance in the AI boom, making it one of the worst-performing tech stocks last year. The company has acknowledged losing its technological edge, particularly in semiconductors, and faces bigger headwinds than rivals from potential U.S. tariffs on China. Samsung has launched a share buyback plan and its shares have gained 7% since then.
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