Samsung blames Europe for it's falling sales in home appliances
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2012/07/06 10:36:47
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Are they playing the blame game?
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- Wolverineland 2012/07/06 14:58:33Undecided
+1I always have been fond of their electronics and knew they made appliances but had no idea they were so immersed in the overseas market.
reply - beach bum 2012/07/06 13:00:34Yes, they are using the Euro Card+1lolreply
- Anonymouse BN-0 ~bibbityboo~ 2012/07/06 12:07:34No, it is what it is+1Europe's broken, thanks to the EU. No one's buying appliances...reply
- Sister Jean 2012/07/06 12:07:08No, it is what it is+1noreply
- Bill G53 ~PWCM~JLA 2012/07/06 11:40:28None of the aboveThis is what we would expect if Obama was the CEO of Samsung.reply
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but if that's one of the reasons, what should Samsung say?reply
- Bill G5... Yosyp 2012/07/06 12:09:40What Samsung should say is "We need to look at our product line and determine what it is about our competitor's product that the public likes over ours and then improve our product." Looking inward is the way to improve. Blaming others for our lot in life is lame.reply
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But everyone is doing it, China, Japan even my government is saying the Euro Zone problems are hurting our economy. Also they are buying very little of anyone's products, not just those made by Samsungreply
- Bill G5... Yosyp 2012/07/06 14:05:40+1I heard a story yesterday that everyone is lowering their interest rates, even China in order to stimulate consumption. I think the whole world is on the edge of a cliff. It;s a good time to be debt free.reply
- Scott ヶBrony Of PHAETヶ 2012/07/06 10:40:34None of the above+1It's a bit more complicated than you are making it sound.reply
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But do you know what I'm saying ?reply
- Scott ヶ... Yosyp 2012/07/06 11:48:25+1They are not playing the blame game they are acknowledging that the recession is going to damage their business in Europe.reply
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That's my point, thank youreply
