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Samsung expects capex to rise ~60% to ~$63B this year, with HBM capacity sold out through 2027 and 10 long-term supply deals secured with key customers (Bloomberg)

Samsung Electronics Co. plans to hike spending more than 60% this year after selling out of high-end chips for 2027 …

Lowe's is currently offering a massive sale on various household appliances, featuring significant savings on top brands such as Samsung, LG, and Frigidaire. The retailer has combed through the sale and picked out 12 essential deals from the hundreds available on their website. These offers range from ovens, washers, and fridges to other household appliances, with savings of up to $1000 per item.

The big appliance sale at Lowe's is running until November 3, so shoppers have ample time to make their decisions. However, these deals won't last forever, so those interested should act quickly if they find something they like. Among the notable items on the list are the Frigidaire Over-the-Range Microwave with Sensor Cooking and Printproof Stainless Steel finish, the LG 2-cu ft Over-the-Range Microwave with Sensor Cooking, the Frigidaire Freezer and Refrigerator, the Samsung Vented Electric Dryer with Steam Cycle, the Frigidaire Freestanding Natural Gas Range, the Frigidaire 5 Burners Air Fry Convection Oven and Gas Range, the Frigidaire 5 Burners Single Oven Gas Range, the LG TurboSteam Stackable Vented Electric Dryer, and the Frigidaire French Door Refrigerator with Ice Maker.

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