(Photo=RINA) HD Hyundai, a South Korean industrial conglomerate specializing in shipbuilding, engines, and construction equipment, is strengthening its partnership with Italian classification society RINA to secure certifications in the shipbuilding and construction equipment sectors, paving the way for its European market push. The company recently obtained key certifications for its engine electronic control systems (ECS) and ship control systems. According

Photo=Samsung Biopics Samsung Bioepis has signed a licensing agreement with U.S.-based ophthalmic pharmaceutical company Harrow for the commercialization rights of its biosimilar treatments for eye diseases in North America. Under the agreement, Harrow will be responsible for the sales and marketing of two ophthalmology biosimilars currently being developed by Samsung Bioepis. This marks a new partnership following the termination of

Photo=Amorepacific South Korea’s household goods manufacturer Amorepacific is launching a renewed version of its global beauty brand Laneige’s Sleeping Mask in the Japanese market. The global bestseller, with over 58.3 million units sold worldwide, is now enhanced with sleep science-based technology to target Japan’s home care market. According to Amorepacific Japan on July 17, Laneige will release two updated versions

(Photo=Hyundai Motor) Hyundai Motor, South Korea’s largest automaker, is struggling in the Chinese market, but its strong brand recognition and popularity remain evident. The company’s joint venture in China, Beijing Hyundai, ranks seventh among automakers on Chinese social media platform Weibo, with more than 5.95 million followers — a sign that its digital presence could help drive a turnaround. Several

(Photo=Samsung) Lee Jae-yong, chairman of Samsung Electronics — a company recognized as a global leader in semiconductors, mobile devices, and home appliances — was acquitted by South Korea’s Supreme Court on Wednesday of all charges over alleged unfair merger practices and accounting fraud. At 11:15 a.m. on Thursday, July 17, the Supreme Court’s third panel, presided over by Justice Oh