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South Korea’s expanding hydrogen-vehicle market is creating a growing opportunity for global energy, mobility and infrastructure companies, while





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South Korea’s expanding hydrogen-vehicle market is creating a growing opportunity for global energy, mobility and infrastructure companies, while

The Federal Reserve has started raising interest rates again, but the move is creating an uncomfortable problem for

The race to build faster artificial intelligence systems is increasingly becoming a race for memory, and SK hynix,

Every fall, millions of South Koreans mark Chuseok, one of the country’s biggest family holidays, by gathering with

Photo=Motionelements South Korea’s growing appetite for artificial intelligence and other foreign digital services is opening a new front for U.S. technology companies—and highlighting a widening dependence on overseas software that could reshape the country’s services economy. The trend accelerated in the first half of 2026. South Korea ran a $6.44 billion deficit in knowledge-service trade, the second-largest half-year shortfall on

(Photo=Naver) Naver, which operates South Korea’s leading search engine along with major shopping and payment services, has abandoned a potential investment in Baemin, the country’s largest food delivery platform, ending months of discussions over a deal valued at as much as $5.7 billion. The deal would have pushed Naver deeper into the daily spending habits of Korean consumers. Its services

(Photo=CJ ENM) Korean entertainment has spent years building a global audience through music, television and film. Now one of South Korea’s biggest media companies is trying to turn that cultural momentum into a broader distribution business across Europe. CJ ENM, a major South Korean entertainment and media company with businesses spanning television, film, music and content distribution, is expanding in

Photo=Coupang South Korea’s latest data-breach dispute is putting a potentially multibillion-dollar price tag on consumer privacy, a development that could matter to U.S. e-commerce, technology and cybersecurity companies operating in markets with increasingly aggressive data-protection rules. Coupang has rejected a proposed compensation plan that could have exposed the company to about $2.7 billion in payouts, keeping uncertainty over its ultimate

Photo=Motionelements South Korea’s obesity-drug market is moving toward a three-way battle that could put new pressure on pricing and market share. For U.S. pharmaceutical companies and investors tracking the global GLP-1 market, the potential arrival of a lower-cost Korean treatment could offer a glimpse of how local competitors may challenge established drugs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro. Hanmi Pharmaceutical is