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Despite chip industry slump, SK Hynix plans to spend billions on new plant in US
SK Hynix reportedly plans to build a state-of-the-art packaging plant in the US at a cost of US$4 billion.It is one example of ongoing new investments...
The ‘pedigree premium’ that separates Korea’s chaebol chiefs from the rest of us
Not many readers have made it through “Anna Karenina,” the sprawling novel by the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy. But many remember the novel’s famo...
Korea retires its final Boeing 747, the jumbo jet that popularized air travel in the country
The Boeing 747, once a symbol of jumbo jet aviation, was retired from the South Korean skies following a final flight on Monday.The B747-400 model in ...
Late-generation scions running Korea’s chaebol may have charisma, but are they fit to lead?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is a highly divisive individual. Those who adore him call him the real-life Tony Stark of the “Iron Man” comics, considering him t...
K-content boom generates record $1B cultural IP rights surplus for Korea
South Korea’s intellectual property rights (IPR) trade balance hit a highest-ever surplus last year amid a boom in music, films, television and other ...
Will Korea get caught in net of US export restrictions aimed at curbing China’s chip sector?
The US is moving to technologically contain China by restricting its access to cutting-edge technology. The key behind this strategy is restricting ex...
Fitch maintains AA- credit rating for South Korea
International credit rating agency Fitch Ratings maintained its AA- rating for South Korea, judging the country to have a “stable outlook.” The agency...
1 in 5 workers at mid- to large-size Korean companies already affected by AI
A new study finds that 19.1% of employees at Korean companies with 50 or more employees are already being affected by artificial intelligence. While t...
Korea surpasses Taiwan in per capita GNI once more, inching up to $33,745
South Korea posted a gross national income per capita of US$33,745 in 2023, catching back up with Taiwan. Korea’s GNI had fallen below US$33,000 in 20...
Korea tops global household debt-to-GDP ratio rankings for 4th year running
South Korea has topped the global household debt ratio list for the fourth consecutive year, exhibiting the highest ratio of household debt-to-GDP amo...
Intel to romp home in race to 1 nm, looks to overtake Samsung by 2030
Despite being a latecomer to the semiconductor foundry industry, Intel revealed that it will be the first to introduce a 1.4-nanometer process, which ...
Korean Air clears EU antitrust hurdle in merger with Asiana
The merger between Korean Air and Asiana Airlines is in its ninth inning. The antitrust authority of the European Union conditionally approved Korean ...
Revenge of US commercial real estate slams Korean securities firms
The persistence of high interest rates caused by the global inflation shock is proving to be another cause for trouble for the commercial property mar...
Korea’s manufacturing sector sees worst decline since 1998 Asian financial crisis
South Korea’s manufacturing sector in 2023 saw its greatest reduction in scale in 25 years, since the Asian financial crisis of 1997. Absent a major e...
Korea sees 18% surge in exports in January thanks to rebounding chip shipments
January exports saw a double-digit growth, marking South Korea’s fourth consecutive month of rising exports. China-bound exports showed recovery,...
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