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As competition intensifies in the U.S. skincare market, where product claims have become increasingly interchangeable, brands are searching
Next Biomedical Co., a South Korean medical-device specialist, said it has received regulatory approval in Canada for its
Samsung Bioepis said it has reached a licensing and settlement agreement with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Bayer AG
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has delivered one of his clearest warnings yet about the country’s industrial future,
Photo=Burger King Korea Burger King Korea is bringing back actor Lee Jung-jae as a product advertising model for the first time in nearly nine years, tapping into nostalgia as it prepares to launch a new Quattro-branded menu item. According to industry officials, Burger King released a teaser video on its official social media channels on Dec. 31 featuring Lee, signaling
Aekyung Industrial, one of South Korea’s largest consumer goods companies, has announced a voluntary recall of six toothpaste products sold under its flagship 2080 brand after discovering trace amounts of triclosan, a preservative banned from oral care products under South Korean regulations. The company said internal testing conducted last month found minimal contamination of triclosan in toothpaste manufactured in China
(Photo=Samsung) A surge in artificial intelligence spending by U.S. technology companies is reshaping the global semiconductor industry, restoring pricing power to memory suppliers and pulling Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest producer of memory chips, back into a central role after a prolonged downturn. Samsung, the world’s largest memory chipmaker, said preliminary results showed fourth-quarter revenue of about $64 billion and
At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, where smart appliances and AI-powered gadgets filled cavernous exhibition halls, South Korean wellness company Ceragem offered a different vision of the future. It was not just about smarter devices, but about a smarter home—one that senses, responds and actively manages the health of its occupants. Ceragem, which began 27 years ago as a medical-device
(Photo=Olive Young) CJ Olive Young, South Korea’s largest health and beauty retailer, is turning the United States into the first test market for its global expansion strategy, opening physical stores in one of the world’s most competitive beauty markets before pushing the same retail-and-brand model into emerging economies such as Pakistan. The company plans to open four brick-and-mortar stores in
