Photo=Lotte Mart Lotte Mart has completed the installation of solar power systems at eight of its stores across Vietnam as part of its ongoing green growth initiative in the country. The retailer expects to save about $5.4 million in electricity costs and cut more than 3,000 tons of carbon emissions annually. According to Lotte Mart Vietnam on November 12, the newly installed solar

(Photo=Pixabay) Gold surged more than 2% Monday as investors grew increasingly confident that the Federal Reserve’s next move will be a rate cut, not another pause. Weak U.S. economic data and progress toward ending the historic government shutdown have added to the sense that the tightening cycle has run its course. Spot gold briefly climbed above $4,100 an ounce before

(Photo=KDC) What started as a South Korean corporate investment is now reshaping part of America’s industrial heartland. In Taylor, Texas, Samsung Electronics’ massive semiconductor plant — built by South Korea’s largest tech and manufacturing conglomerate and one of the world’s leading chip producers — has triggered a new wave of development, and now a Dallas developer is planning a 220-acre

Photo=LG CNS South Korean IT firm LG CNS is advancing its Intelligent Transport System (ITS) project in Nairobi, Kenya, aiming to transform city intersections into AI-powered smart traffic hubs to ease congestion and improve urban traffic management. Baemin, Executive Vice President of LG CNS’s Finance and Public Sector division, recently visited Kenya to meet with officials from the Kenya Urban

Photo=Hyosung Group South Korean conglomerate Hyosung Group, led by Chairman Cho Hyun-joon, is accelerating its shift toward sustainability, aiming to become a global total eco-friendly manufacturer through recycled textiles, carbon-reducing plastics, and low-emission power equipment. “Eco-friendly management is no longer a matter of choice — it’s essential for survival,” Cho said on November 10. “Hyosung aims to grow into a