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Josh Miller/CNETWith earnings season well underway, Samsung came out with a big bump in its operating profit. That's despite problems with its Galaxy Note 7 phone, which was recalled twice after several units exploded. The earnings boost is a reminder of Samsung's reach, with the company making money in TVs and chips.
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Fiery Note 7 didn't burn up Samsung's profits (The 3:59, Ep. 167)
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