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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, March 25th.

I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

The sudden death of one of Samsung

electronics co-CEOs has ignited a wave of uncertainty at the company. In a filing today,

Samsung expressed condolences and said it appointed its other CEO, Junyang Hewun, to serve solo

in the joint leadership role. It's unclear whether Samsung will later appoint a successor

for 63-year-old Zhang He Han, who died from cardiac arrest today. The co-CEO system had been

deployed at the electronics giant to better oversee its wide array of consumer products, which

ranges from smartphones to home appliances. It also supplies components

to other tech companies that sell products to compete with Samsung. Leaders have said today's

news is another jolt for the South Korean firm, which has stumbled in the AI race and is facing

U.S. tariff barriers. Elsewhere in the European Union, Tesla is stuck at a red light. For the second month

in a row, sales of Elon Musk's vehicles have fallen, despite an overall increase in demand there

for electric cars. Tesla has been reworking its production lines in Berlin to accommodate a new

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