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As U.S. companies contend with high interest rates and uneven growth, South Korea’s industrial heavyweights – Samsung, SK
As airlines around the world scramble to hire experienced aviators, South Korea’s Air Force is losing hundreds of
Samsung has reportedly decided to equip its entire Galaxy S26 lineup with the in-house Exynos 2600 processor, marking
South Korea’s GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C), one of the country’s leading infrastructure and real-estate development firms,
Photo=Tap Payments Samsung Pay is accelerating its push into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), striking a partnership with regional fintech firm Tap Payments to strengthen digital payment options for merchants and consumers. The announcement came during the Money20/20 Middle East conference in Riyadh, where executives from both companies highlighted the agreement as a step toward advancing the region’s
(Photo=SKon) Wooone Technology, a secondary battery assembly equipment company, has provided paid leave to employees and restricted business travel to the U.S. following immigration enforcement at the Hyundai Motor and SK On joint plant construction site. The response follows the September 4th enforcement action where Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Homeland Security Investigations detained approximately 300 Korean workers at
(Photo=Pixabay) A wave of cyberattacks hitting South Korean companies has exposed a dysfunctional government response system where agencies can't figure out who's supposed to do what. The latest victim was Lotte Card, one of the country's biggest credit card companies, which got hacked following similar breaches at major telecom providers. The incidents have revealed a bureaucratic nightmare where different government
Photo=LG Electronics LG Electronics is partnering with NFL powerhouse the Baltimore Ravens to bring state-of-the-art digital signage to the team’s home stadium, the company announced on September 14. The South Korean tech giant plans to install a total of 12,000 square feet of digital displays at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, ahead of the next NFL season. The installation
Photo=Thomas Eller’s LinkedIn profile South Korean battery maker SK On is accelerating its global sales push by creating a new “Europe Chief” role and appointing former Continental executive Thomas Eller to the position. Eller, who joined earlier this month, spent nearly two decades at German auto parts supplier Continental, where he oversaw global sales. Before that, he worked for about
