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Nintendo Switch 2 Sales Plunge Amid Memory Crisis; Bernstein Calls It "Not A Good Result"
Nintendo Switch 2 Sales Plunge Amid Memory Crisis; Bernstein Calls It "Not A Good Result"
Nintendo Switch 2 sales came in materially below Wall Street expectations. Second quarter earnings showed a 41% decline in sales as price increases, shortages, and the memory crisis weighed on demandThe Kyoto-based gaming company sold 2.67 million consoles in the three months ended Sept. 30, down from 3.82 million in the previous quarter. Nintendo hiked prices in the US, Canada, and Japan as a global memory chip shortage drove up component costs. Revenue for the quarter...
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Declining Trust Across Allies
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