South Korea’s moribund initial public offering (IPO) market is springing back to life with a wave of high-profile companies set to go public, betting that a resurgent stock market and improving ...
South Korea's food-oriented Samyang Foods Group said on Monday it rebranded the group and the holding company Samyang Naturals Co.'s name as Samyang Roundsquare. The new name reflects the company's ...
Lotte Energy Materials Corp., a leading South Korean battery materials maker, said on Tuesday it will supply advanced copper foil to Doosan Corp.'s business group (Doosan BG) for use in glass ...
South Korea’s foreign exchange authorities delivered their first verbal intervention in one and a half years on Monday, responding to a sharp decline in the won, as escalating trade tensions between ...
Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc., the world’s two largest memory chipmakers, have agreed to strengthen collaboration with OpenAI Inc., positioning themselves at the center of a $500 billion ...
Doosan Group has emerged as the leading candidate to acquire SK Siltron Co., the world’s third-largest semiconductor wafer producer, in a deal that could reshape Doosan’s industrial portfolio. If ...
WASHINGTON D.C. – South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s first bilateral meeting with US counterpart Donald Trump ended in a cordial atmosphere on Monday, with both leaders agreeing to strengthen ...
Mirae Asset Global Investments Co. has invested around 150 billion won ($110 million) in Perplexity AI Inc., an AI-driven search engine developer, at a valuation of $20 billion, according to people ...
East Asia’s petrochemical industry is entering its largest restructuring in decades, with planned closures of aging naphtha cracking facilities in China, Japan and South Korea expected to remove more ...
Samsung Electronics Co. has recently notified major clients of an increase in DRAM prices by 15-30% for the fourth quarter, alongside a 5-10% hike in NAND flash prices, according to semiconductor ...
South Korea is planning a sweeping restructuring of its steel industry, with government-backed plans for production cuts and an increase in the output of higher-grade specialty products, as global ...
South Korea’s 10 largest petrochemical companies have agreed to restructure their operations, including up to 25% cuts to their naphtha-cracking capacity, as the government called for rigorous ...
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