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A wave of cyberattacks hitting South Korean companies has exposed a dysfunctional government response system where agencies can’t
South Korean battery maker SK On is accelerating its global sales push by creating a new “Europe Chief”
LG Electronics is partnering with NFL powerhouse the Baltimore Ravens to bring state-of-the-art digital signage to the team’s
U.S. Tariff Shift Could Push Up Prices of Korean Cars in America Starting September 16, 2025, the U.S.
Photo=Bang Si-hyuk instagram Bang Si-hyuk, the billionaire music producer who built BTS into a global pop juggernaut, is set to be questioned by South Korean police this month over allegations of fraudulent stock dealings tied to HYBE’s blockbuster IPO. Police officials confirmed that Bang will appear before investigators at Seoul’s Financial Crimes Investigation Unit on September 15. He is expected
Photo=WeMakePrice WeMakePrice, an early pioneer of South Korea’s booming e-commerce sector, is now on the verge of bankruptcy after a Seoul court terminated its corporate rehabilitation process—a dramatic downfall for a company that once helped shape the way Koreans shop online. On September 9, Judge Jeong Jun-young of the Seoul Bankruptcy Court ruled to end the company’s rehabilitation, a restructuring
(Photo=Hyundai Motor) Hyundai Motor, South Korea's largest automaker and a growing global EV player, has unveiled its first compact electric vehicle concept, dubbed "Concept THREE," at the IAA Mobility 2025 show in Munich, Germany. IAA Mobility, Europe's largest mobility trade show, marked Hyundai's return to the event after a four-year absence. The company installed a 6,243-square-foot open-air booth on Munich's
(Photo=MotionElements) Samsung Electronics, South Korea’s largest technology company and the world’s biggest memory chipmaker, has emerged as the dominant leader in the country’s AI competitiveness rankings, but its global standing remains modest compared to U.S. and Chinese tech giants. According to new data released by corporate research firm CEO Score, a Seoul-based analytics company that tracks management performance and corporate
Photo=MotionElements E-Cigarettes: South Korean Teens Underestimating Risks Amid Trendy Marketing South Korea is sounding the alarm over how teenagers perceive e-cigarettes, warning that slick marketing is convincing many to see them as safe alternatives rather than tobacco products. A new government-commissioned study found that nearly 40% of surveyed students—from elementary through high school—believe e-cigarettes are either a substitute for traditional
