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Operating profit at Samsung has fallen by 30% since the botched recall and discontinuation of the Galaxy Note7 handset, after possible battery issues caused some units to catch fire or explode.

While Nintendo continues to develop its new NX console and transition its business into the mobile market, its been announced that the gaming giant suffered a 36% fall in profits for Q4 2015.

Sony has posted positive profits for the quarter, which is largely due to a high number of sales for the PlayStation 4 However, its mobile division continues to stumble, recording a drop in revenue.

Apple has announced that its App Store has broken some pretty impressive records in terms of sales in 2015. The company has shared some interesting statistics with the public in its press release.

Samsung is seeing its dominance over the smartphone market being challenged. As such profits are being squeezed and recent declines seem to be a trend rather than occasional market flukes.

Sony is struggling with its smartphone business thanks to stiff competition from Apple and Samsung, and plans to focus on its higher-end devices, while reducing its mid-range line-up.

HTC is once again posting sad financial news in regards to its Q4 performance last year. However, the company is refocusing on the mid-range of the market and has an optimistic view for 2014.

Dell has posted its quarterly earnings report and while its yearly revenue is pretty much flat the company has seen a 72% decline in profits. Dell is also trying to go back to being private company.

Netflix has released its quarterly report and it seems the video streaming company has had a great quarter with profits and revenue seeing a substantial increase. However, investors are still nervous.

HTC's latest quarterly report brings some good news for investors as the company is once again profitable. Unfortunately next quarter's outlook is bleak with sales expected to fall.

Lenovo has published its quarterly earnings report and the Chinese manufacturer has had a record setting quarter. They now stand at 15.5% of the global PC market and they rank third on smart devices.

A new reports from analysts claims that Apple and Samsung account for all the profits in the smartphone industry over the past quarter. That's down from previous years when they were above 100%.

Nokia has published its financial report for Q1 2013. Despite selling 5.6m Lumias, the company suffered a small loss but its overall health is a lot better than it was last year.

Samsung, unlike some mobile manufacturers, are celebrating a fifth consecutive record profit for Q4 2012. The reason? The Galaxy range of phones and tablets selling in their droves of course!

HTC - Quietly brilliant yes, but publicly haemorrhaging money. A 91% drop in profits for Q4 of 2012 has been announced, but CEO Peter Chou is optimistic for 2013 after a rough 2012.

Google is coming under fire today for a recent relevation that it saved about $2 billion in worldwide income taxes by shifting nearly $10 billion of its revenues to a shell company in Bermuda.

Following strong sales of the Galaxy SIII handset and a high profile court case against Apple, Samsung are set to announce record quarterly profits of $7.3 billion for July to September.

For the world's most valuable company, with cash reserves of $117bn, money seems to be the driving force behind its success. Not so, says Apple's design chief: "Our goal is to make great products."

Facebook's stock prices reached an all-time low on Tuesday's trading, having declined 43% since their initial availability in May. Stocks were trading at just over $20 on the markets during the day.

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