Tracking Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 troubles – video

Samsung's shares plunged nearly 7 per cent after the South Korean firm warned consumers not to use the Galaxy Note 7 smartphones which pose fire risks.

Samsung’s shares plunged nearly 7 per cent after the South Korean firm warned consumers not to use the Galaxy Note 7 smartphones which pose fire risks.

Published: September 12, 2016 04:00 AM

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