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As U.S. food manufacturers pour money into automation and energy efficiency to protect margins, a frozen pizza plant
While U.S. semiconductor companies are leaning ever more heavily on stock awards and long-term incentives to retain engineers
South Korea’s early-morning delivery market, long dominated by a handful of e-commerce platforms, is entering a new phase
The amount of cash circulating in South Korea rose last year at its fastest pace since the Covid-19
Samsung Bioepis said it has reached a licensing and settlement agreement with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Bayer AG covering its biosimilar version of Eylea, clearing the way for launches across major global markets outside the U.S. and Canada. The agreement αφορά Opfobiz, Samsung Bioepis’s biosimilar to Eylea (active ingredient: aflibercept), a leading treatment for retinal diseases. Under the deal, Samsung
Photo=Hyundai South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has delivered one of his clearest warnings yet about the country’s industrial future, arguing that resistance to humanoid robots on factory floors risks leaving the nation unprepared for an inevitable technological shift. His remarks, aimed squarely at labor opposition within the auto sector, have intensified a public clash with one of South Korea’s most
(Photo=Pixabay) President Lee Jae-myung has reopened a national policy discussion in South Korea by raising the possibility of imposing a levy on sugar, a move that could expand the scope of the country’s existing health-promotion charges beyond tobacco. President Lee introduced the idea in a post on social media after sharing a newspaper report indicating strong public support for imposing
(Photo=Kim Yeon-gyeong Youtube) Kim Yuna, the South Korean figure skater whose Olympic career once placed her at the center of global attention, said she has largely stopped exercising since retiring, instead maintaining her physical condition through strict dietary control, offering a rare and unsentimental view of life after elite competition. The remarks came during an appearance on a YouTube program
(Photo=Alcaraz / peggygou instagram) Carlos Alcaraz advanced into the Australian Open semifinals this week with the efficiency expected of the world’s top-ranked player. But moments during his latest victory shifted attention away from the scoreline and toward the stands. As Alcaraz dispatched Australia’s Alex de Minaur in straight sets at Rod Laver Arena, television cameras repeatedly cut to his player
