(Photo=Techcross) HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, the flagship shipbuilding unit of South Korea’s HD Hyundai Group, is partnering with Techcross, the world’s top maker of ballast water treatment systems, to develop core technologies for ammonia-powered ships. The companies aim to complete new solutions by next year that could become a game-changer in treating contaminated water and recovering residual ammonia gas, paving

(Photo=ProInversión X) Samsung C&T, a unit of South Korea’s Samsung Group specializing in construction and trading, is moving to reestablish its presence in Peru, setting its sights on the country’s railway sector as its first major project. According to Peru’s Ministry of Economy and Finance investment agency, ProInversión, Samsung C&T met with the agency’s technical team last month to present

Photo=Samyang Food Samyang Food’s spicy noodle brand “Buldak” has crossed a major milestone in Japan, selling over 100 million units since the company established its local subsidiary, Samyang Japan, in early 2019. The achievement underscores the brand’s growing influence in the global spicy food market. According to Samyang Japan, cumulative sales of the Buldak series in Japan surpassed 100 million

Photo=Hyundai Motor Group's Hyundai Motor Group’s electric vehicle (EV) exports to the United States have sharply declined, falling 88% in the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period last year. The steep drop is largely attributed to sluggish local production and disappointing sales performance. According to data from the Korea Automobile & Mobility Association (KAMA), Hyundai and

Photo=Netflix South Korean food brands Nongshim and Ottogi are enjoying a surge in global recognition thanks to the unexpected success of Netflix’s animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters — all without spending a dime on advertising. Released on June 20, the film follows a trio of K-pop idols who moonlight as demon slayers. Since its debut, K-Pop Demon Hunters has topped