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South Korea’s SPC Group is experiencing notable growth with its Paris Baguette franchise operations in Canada, accelerating its
A surge in new orders for Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) is underway, driven by rising oil production
Woori Bank’s Indonesian subsidiary, Bank Woori Saudara, has become entangled in a letter of credit (L/C) fraud case,
Indonesia is seeking to attract approximately $8.4 billion USD in investments for the development of its new capital
Photo= Hyundai Motor Company Hyundai Motor Company is accelerating its growth in the German electric vehicle (EV) market. The INSTER has experienced strong demand since its launch, reaching 70% of its annual sales target within just four months. According to Hyundai Motor Germany on May 29, a total of 2,723 INSTER units were sold in Germany between January and April
Photo= Paris Saint-Germain French football powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has officially confirmed its investment in Bitcoin. According to industry sources on the 30th, PSG has decided to include Bitcoin as part of its treasury reserves. The club had already converted a portion of its fiat currency reserves into Bitcoin last year, although the exact amount of its holdings has not
(Photo=Motionelements) For the first time, foreign ownership of homes in South Korea has exceeded 100,000 units, with Chinese nationals owning 56% of them. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport released the latest statistics on foreign-held housing and land as of the end of last year on 30th. As of December 2023, foreigners owned 102,160 homes in South Korea, an
(Photo=Bank of Korea (BOK)) The Bank of Korea (BOK) lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5% on May 29, citing weaker-than-expected economic growth and signaling the possibility of further rate cuts in the near term. At a press briefing following the monetary policy decision, BOK Governor Rhee Chang-yong stated, “We see a possibility that the total
South Korea's number of births in March marked an increase for the first time in 10 years compared to the same month, according to data released by Statistics Korea on the 28th. However, the number of deaths continued to exceed births, maintaining the trend of natural population decline. Marriage registrations, on the other hand, showed a positive sign, reaching the
