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Lime makes Time’s list of 100 most influential companies
Apr 28, 2021
Lime said Wednesday it had been named as one of the world’s top 100 influential companies by Time magazine. According to the world’s leading e-scooter and e-bike operator, it has been categorized among the “disruptors,” along with 19 other companies including Tesla, Airbnb, Robinhood and Didi Chuxing. “Despite pandemic-related disruptions, the micro-mobility company announced its first profitable quarter last year and launched in dozens of new cities. In 2021,
‘US-China conflict may accelerate US membership in trans-Pacific trade pact’
Apr 28, 2021
The United States, which under former President Donald Trump ditched talks toward a trans-Pacific trade order, may now be moving to rejoin the club, mostly due to the continuing conflict with China, market observers said Wednesday. Their remarks came during the second CPTPP Trade Forum, organized jointly by the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the nation’s largest law firm, Kim & Chang. CPTPP stands for the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partner
Ocean freight charge hike weighs upon small exporters
Apr 28, 2021
Government runs subsidy program, HMM adds SME-priority container ships in major routes
Serveone and Korin to sign agreement to strengthen business cooperation in Indonesia
Apr 28, 2021
Serveone, the largest maintenance, repair and operation procurement company in South Korea, announced April 22 that it has signed a strategic business agreement with Korin to expand business for both companies in Indonesia. The two companies agreed to promote cooperation to expand opportunities in Indonesia for raw materials procurement and logistics business through this partnership. Serveone provides professional purchase solutions based on domestic and international B2B platforms, considered
Samsung returns to top spot in European smartphone market in Q1: report
Apr 28, 2021
Samsung Electronics Co. regained the top spot in the European smartphone market in the first quarter of the year, a report showed Wednesday, on the back of robust sales of its new handsets. The South Korean tech giant represented 32 percent of smartphone sales in Europe in the January-March period, up 2 percentage points from a year earlier, and beat its US rival Apple Inc., which settled for 28 percent, according to market tracker Counterpoint Research. Samsung was in the runner-up spot with
Samsung family decides on W1tr donation to boost medical sector
Apr 28, 2021
Samsung family to build first hospital for infectious diseases
‘Inventive’ K-water eco-project draws attention
Apr 27, 2021
SEJONG -- The Korea Water Resources Corp., also known as K-water, is vitalizing an environmental project toward improving air quality around a mega industrial complex in the western part of the nation. The project is drawing wide attention at home and abroad for its ability to provide renewable energy to both the industrial and residential sector, alongside the original function of reducing pollutants emitted from the complex. The mega complex is composed of two industrial complexes -- Banwol
Hyundai Motor unveils Kona N, new SUV model under N Line
Apr 27, 2021
Automaker adds fuel to motor sport-inspired N Brand in diversification effort
Business leaders plead for pardon of detained Samsung chief
Apr 27, 2021
Lobby groups submit petition to Blue House, under CJ Group chief’s lead
[From the scene] No. 1 window AC-maker Paseco aims to defend market position
Apr 27, 2021
As competition begins to rise in window AC market, market leader Paseco shows strengths in quality product
Nexon propels record growth through flexible telecommuting
Apr 27, 2021
After adopting a telecommuting system in February last year, Nexon has not only protected the safety of its staff but also witnessed an unprecedented growth despite a bruising pandemic year. According to the South Korean gaming giant, the company last year posted sales worth 3.13 trillion won ($2.81 billion), becoming the first Korean game firm to breach the 3 trillion-won mark. Nexon also saw its revenue in Korea surge 84 percent on-year. Behind its stellar performances stand Nexon’s
Lotte Duty Free keeps No. 2 spot among global travel retailers: report
Apr 27, 2021
South Korea's Lotte Duty Free retained its second spot among global travel retailers in 2020, with China Duty Free Group (CDFG) leaping to the No. 1 position, an industry report showed Tuesday. Lotte Duty Free ranked second worldwide with 4.82 billion euros ($5.82 billion) in sales last year, the same standing as that a year earlier, according to the Moodie Davitt report. Lotte Duty Free benefited from Chinese resellers who buy products in large quantities and sell them back home, government s
Hyundai Steel swings to black in Q1 on robust demand
Apr 27, 2021
Hyundai Steel Co., South Korea's No. 2 steelmaker, said Tuesday it swung to the black in the first quarter from a year earlier on strong sales amid the global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. For the three months that ended March 31, Hyundai Steel posted a net profit of 219.9 billion won ($197.8 million), shifting from a loss of 115.4 billion won a year earlier, the company said in a regulatory filing. The company said price hikes of its products gave a boost to the quarterly bott
Samsung SDI Q1 net skyrockets on strong EV battery sales
Apr 27, 2021
South Korean battery maker Samsung SDI Co. said Tuesday its first-quarter earnings jumped on a low base effect and solid demand for electric vehicle (EV) battery products. Its net profit reached 150 billion won ($135 million) in the January-March period, up from 729 million won a year earlier, as it basked in a sharp rise in gains from equity ties with a display affiliate, Samsung SDI said in a regulatory filing. Operating profit soared 146.7 percent on-year to 133.2 billion won, and sales inc
Samsung expands presence in Indian smartphone market in Q1: report
Apr 27, 2021
Samsung Electronics Co. expanded its presence in the Indian smartphone market in the first quarter of the year on the back of multiple new handsets, a report showed Tuesday, as the South Korean tech giant aims to fend off challenges from Chinese players. Samsung represented 20 percent of the smartphone shipments in India in the first quarter, up from 16 percent a year earlier, according to market researcher Counterpoint Research. The company remained in the runner-up spot in the Indian smartph
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