
Olympics Struggle to Gain Traction in South Korea as Broadcast Bet Backfires
The Olympics, once a guaranteed national obsession in South Korea, are unfolding this year to an unusually muted
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The Olympics, once a guaranteed national obsession in South Korea, are unfolding this year to an unusually muted

Coupang Inc., the U.S.-listed e-commerce giant often called the Amazon of South Korea, suffered a data breach that

A new snapshot of employment across the nation’s corporate elite shows a labor market increasingly split between globally

In the U.S. beauty market, speed has become as decisive as brand recognition. Retailers expect replenishment cycles meaasured
Photo=Motionelements South Korea’s early-morning delivery market, long dominated by a handful of e-commerce platforms, is entering a new phase as large discount retailers roll out their own dawn delivery services, signaling a strategic shift in the country’s fiercely competitive grocery sector. For years, pre-dawn delivery—orders placed at night arriving before breakfast—was synonymous with specialized online players such as Coupang and
Photo=Motionelements The amount of cash circulating in South Korea rose last year at its fastest pace since the Covid-19 pandemic, underscoring how shifts in interest rates and fiscal policy can still reshape money demand even in an increasingly digital economy. Data released Feb. 5 by the Bank of Korea show that currency in circulation totaled about $156 billion at the
Samsung Electronics has become the first South Korean company to surpass a market capitalization of $770 billion, driven by a powerful rebound in the global semiconductor cycle and renewed confidence in its high-bandwidth memory business. Shares closed at $130 on 02/04 (local time), up nearly 1%, after reversing early losses and hitting an intraday record high. The rally lifted Samsung’s
Photo=Motionelements South Korea’s long-running birth slump is showing tentative signs of stabilization. But the data suggest the rebound is being driven less by a revival among younger families than by delayed childbirth concentrated among women in their late 30s and 40s—raising doubts about how durable the trend will be. According to data released by Statistics Korea, birthrates among women aged
(Dong-A ST) Artificial intelligence is beginning to influence not just how new drugs are discovered, but how existing experimental medicines are repositioned as competition tightens across major therapeutic markets. MetaVia, a U.S.-based biotech affiliated with Dong-A ST, one of South Korea’s established pharmaceutical companies with a growing focus on global drug development, said it has identified potential new uses for