(Photo=bibigo) The frozen-food aisle at Dollar Tree no longer serves only as a repository for basic, low-cost meals. As dollar stores expand their role in everyday grocery shopping, frozen sections have become one of the most tightly contested parts of the store, governed by strict price ceilings and relentless pressure for fast turnover. In that setting, survival depends less on

(Photo=Lotte Biologics) As pharmaceutical companies place growing emphasis on domestic production, regulatory certainty and supply-chain resilience, competition among contract drug manufacturers in the United States is increasingly being shaped by operational credibility rather than sheer capacity. For CDMOs seeking to win business from global drugmakers, the ability to operate smoothly under U.S. regulatory scrutiny has become a decisive differentiator. That

(Photo=Kolmar Korea R&D Complex) Kolmar Korea has emerged with a sweeping legal win in its yearslong battle over the alleged theft of proprietary sunscreen technology, after Korean courts affirmed both criminal guilt and civil responsibility and ordered the opposing side to bear the full cost of litigation. The decision marks one of the clearest judicial endorsements yet of a domestic

Photo=Motionelements K-pop group BTS will stage a free live concert on 3/21 at 8:00 p.m. local time to mark the release of its fifth full-length album, ARIRANG, with ticket reservations opening later this month. According to an announcement posted on the fan platform Weverse at 12:00 a.m. on 2/9, ticketing for the event, titled “BTS The Comeback Live | ARIRANG,”

Photo=Motionelements Samsung Electronics ranked first among global companies in the number of U.S. patents granted last year, marking its fourth consecutive year at the top, according to a report released 2/8 by patent analytics firm IFI Claims. A total of 323,272 patents were registered in the United States in 2025, the report showed. Samsung Electronics secured 7,054 patents, accounting for