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Shinsegae Group Chairman Chung Yong-jin issued a formal, personal apology on May 26, 2026, following intense public backlash
South Korea-based Bear Robotics, a subsidiary of LG Electronics, is accelerating its global expansion in service robotics with
South Korea said late on May 21 local time that it would freeze government-imposed fuel price caps for
Workers at Samsung Electronics, South Korea’s largest company and one of the world’s dominant memory-chip manufacturers, began voting
(Photo=Netflix) South Korea’s entertainment industry is preparing another major historical-political drama for global audiences, as “Ordinary People,” a large-scale film centered on the country’s post-authoritarian power structure, moves into production. The project is widely viewed as a cinematic continuation of themes explored in South Korea’s recent political box-office success, “12.12: The Day” (“Seoul Spring”), shifting the narrative from the military
(Photo=Sony Interactive Entertainment) A surge in memory prices driven by the artificial-intelligence boom—centered on South Korea’s chip industry—is starting to push up the cost of gaming hardware, with Sony raising PlayStation 5 prices in one of its key Asian markets. Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Korean unit said April 27 it will increase retail prices for its PlayStation 5 lineup starting May
(Photo=MotionElements) Rising labor tensions at Samsung Electronics, South Korea’s largest conglomerate and one of the world’s leading producers of memory chips and contract semiconductors, are drawing attention as a potential risk to global technology supply chains. The company’s main labor union has adopted a more confrontational stance ahead of a planned general strike, warning that employees who refuse to participate
The global instant noodle market is entering a period of robust growth, with South Korea’s Samyang Foods emerging as a key player reshaping the industry’s competitive landscape. Photo=Samyang Foods According to Data Bridge Market Research, the market is projected to reach $88.7 billion by 2032, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 5.4%. Growth is being driven by rapid
(Photo=AMD) The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence computing is running into a critical bottleneck: memory supply. As U.S. technology companies push to build more powerful AI systems, their ability to scale may increasingly depend on a small group of suppliers based in South Korea. Samsung Electronics, a South Korean technology company and one of the world’s largest memory chipmakers, and
