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Samsung’s smart card chip selected by German group
Industry
Jul 16, 2013
Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s top maker of smartphones and memory chips, said Tuesday that it has been selected to provide secure contactless smart card chips to the Association of German Transport Undertakings.It marked the first time that Samsung made inroads into the German transportation card market, in close collaboration with its business partners including the OS solution provider ZeitControl cardsystems GmbH.The association is expected to issue about eight million transportation c
POSCO Energy completes solar power plant in Sinan
Jul 16, 2013
POSCO Energy, the energy affiliate of POSCO, completed construction on a 5-megawatt expansion to its solar power plant in Sinan County, South Jeolla Province, Tuesday. The Sinan Solar Power Plant, now with a total capacity of 7 megawatts, was built on salt ponds that had been abandoned for years. It is expected to produce 9,300 megawatt-hours of electricity a year, which is enough to power 3,000 homes annually for the next 20 years, according to company officials. By 2014, the plant will reach a
Lotte Shopping units under tax probe
Jul 16, 2013
The National Tax Service on Tuesday launched an investigation into four units of Lotte Shopping, which marked the first time in four years since September 2009.The tax agency dispatched some 150 inspectors into the headquarters of Lotte Department Store, Lotte Mart, Lotte Super and Lotte Cinema in Seoul to secure computer hard disks and internal financial statements.Market insiders alleged that the NTS will focus their probe on whether some of the Lotte units exploited tax loopholes or engaged i
POSCO drops steel mill project in India’s Karnataka
Industry
Jul 16, 2013
POSCO, the nation’s top steelmaker, said on Tuesday it decided to pull out of a $5.3 billion steel mill construction project in Karnataka, a state in southwestern India, mainly due to opposition from local residents.The decision came as the company failed to make any progress in purchasing land for the construction in the Gadag district of central Karnataka for the past three years. Gadag is located near Bellary district, which has the highest deposits of iron ore in Karnataka. “Instead of dropp
Data storage maker eyes hard disk growth
Industry
Jul 16, 2013
A senior manager from one of the world’s leading data storage business firms said Tuesday that demand for hard disk drives would continue to rise despite increasing demand for smaller, faster solid-state drives. In the current digital age when every minute, 30 hours of video are posted on YouTube; 100,000 are Twitter; 6 million posted on Facebook; and 20 million photos are uploaded to Flickr, according to leading data storage firm Western Digital Corp, the importance of storage technology cannot
Hyundai-Kia boss calls for tightening belt overseas
Industry
Jul 16, 2013
Hyundai Motor Group chairman Chung Mong-koo on Tuesday ordered regional chiefs to shore up their production and sales policies in overseas markets in response to a possible sales slowdown in the coming months. According to group officials, Chung was briefed on first-half sales results and current market issues across regions at a meeting with some 60 executives in charge of global operations on Tuesday at the Seoul headquarters. “As the domestic market is expected to continue to suffer in the la
LG’s top selling smartphone to hit shelves in 40 countries
Technology
Jul 16, 2013
LG Electronics is expected to begin selling its flagship long-term evolution smartphone Optimus G Pro in some 40 countries, the company announced Tuesday. The Optimus G Pro has sold more than 1 million units since the world’s third-largest smartphone maker released it in Korea in February, making it the fastest-selling model LG has put out so far.Within the third quarter of 2013, LG will start marketing the model in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and the Commonwealth of Independent State
Jeju expands presence in global education
Jul 16, 2013
Jeju Island is reflecting policymakers’ calls to revitalize the nation’s international education, including in the English language, according to a research report from the Korea Development Institute.There are three international schools for elementary, junior high and high schools students located in the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.Among them are Canada-based Branksome Hall Asia and U.K.-based North London Collegiate School Jeju, both of which are located in the southwestern part of J
Korea to ban incandescent bulbs in 2014
Industry
Jul 16, 2013
Final transition to energy-efficient lighting spurs competition in LED lighting market
‘Korean real estate market highly attractive for investors’
Business
Jul 16, 2013
Savills CEO picks conglomerate-affiliates’ market dominance as most striking feature of Korean market
2013 summer reading recommendations for CEOs
Business
Jul 16, 2013
Samsung Economic Research Institute’s summer reading recommendations were selected based on four criteria including recommendations by CEO members’ at SERI’s Korean website and SERICEO.Based on these criteria, the theme for 2013’s recommended summer reading list in economy and management was the changes in business and society from digital technology and leadership capabilities, while the theme in humanities and culture was self-cultivation, including preventing thought errors and forming good h
Goodbye, Korea!
Jul 16, 2013
I am sure that I don’t want to say “Goodbye, Korea.” As a Brazilian, I prefer to say “Ate logo, Korea!” which means “See you soon, Korea!”After five years in Korea, I am leaving with my wife Carolina for a new start, this time in Moscow. It will be a start in a new and different culture with different challenges.I am extremely grateful for all the opportunities given to me in my life. I started my career in Sao Paulo, Brazil, later moved to Rio de Janeiro and after four years we moved to Germany
Seagate eyes new opportunities in post-PC era
Technology
Jul 16, 2013
Top Seagate executive sees more storage opportunities despite declining PC business
Seoul shares down 0.47 pct on policy woes
Jul 16, 2013
South Korean stocks closed 0.47 percent lower Tuesday ahead of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech on monetary policy slated for this week, analysts said. The local currency gained against the U.S. dollar.The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 8.8 points to finish at 1,866.36. Trading volume was moderate at 300 million shares worth 2.9 trillion won (US$2.63 billion) with gainers outpacing losers 405 to 393.Analysts said the market decline came as investors t
Seoul shares open lower on large-cap losses
Jul 16, 2013
South Korean stocks opened lower Tuesday on losses in shares of large-cap exporters, analysts said. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 4.59 points, or 0.24 percent, to 1,870.75 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics slipped 0.8 percent, with Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world's largest shipyard, shedding 0.3 percent. Net selling by foreigners and institutions lent support to the main index's bearish start, analysts added. The local cu
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