The $350 million deal brings them under the same roof as JBL, Harman Kardon, Arcam, AKG, Mark Levinson, and Revel, which Samsung acquired back in 2016 with its $8 billion acquisition of Harman. The ...

Irvine-based Masimo Corp. agreed to sell its Sound United consumer audio business to HARMAN International Industries Inc., a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., for $350 million. The deal is ...

SEOUL, May 7 (Yonhap) -- Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday that its automotive and audio subsidiary Harman International has signed a deal to acquire U.S.-based Masimo's audio business for ...

Masimo has tremendous opportunities ahead and ... its talented team will be well positioned for growth and success under HARMAN’s leadership.” The transaction is subject to the satisfaction ...

Harman International, a Samsung Electronics subsidiary that makes JBL products and other audio and visual equipment, is set to buy Masimo’s audio operations in a deal that was announced Tuesday ...

Harman set to acquire iconic premium audio brands including Marantz, Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Polk Audio, and more. Now, in a move that many suspected might come sooner, Masimo is unwinding that ...

Phil Newton the former CEO of Masimo Consumer is retiring, the move comes days after the Company was acquired by the Samsung ...

Days after the Samsung owned Harman announced that they were acquiring arch rival Masimo Consumer the former Sound United ...

Medical technology company Masimo will end its unexpected detour into home audio by selling its Sound United brands to Harman. All the legendary brands Masimo purchased back in 2022 for $1.025-billion ...

SEOUL, May 7 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics (005930.KS), opens new tab said on Wednesday its unit Harman International signed a deal to acquire U.S. firm Masimo's audio business for $350 million.

Masimo, better known for sticking sensors on sick people than flogging headphones, has finally offloaded its Sound United consumer audio unit to HARMAN International for $350 million in cash.

More on this in Strata-gee 15 May. More good news– Editor Ted Green is recuperating and back at his desk, if only part-time. He has been invaluable for his inside looks at Masimo’s endless drama over ...