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Nikola-GM fallout spills over to Hanwha
Dec 1, 2020
Nikola shares nose-dived 26.9 percent Monday after General Motors announced that it would revoke its initial plan to acquire an 11 percent stake once worth $2 billion in the electric truck startup. Upon the news, attention in South Korea quickly shifted to Hanwha Solutions and its President Kim Dong-kwan, who decided in November 2018 to invest $100 million to acquire a 6.13 percent stake in Nikola. Nikola, which was touted as a promising partner for Hanwha’s renewable energy push, ha
Naver Cloud, GS Global join hands for overseas market
Dec 1, 2020
Naver Cloud and GS Global will collaborate on their overseas services, the companies said Tuesday. The new alliance with GS Global gives Naver Cloud a channel to liaise with large-scale corporate clients in target countries, while for GS Global it allows for a business expansion opportunity into information technology, they said. “Naver Cloud has the most global region services among cloud platforms developed by Korean firms,” said Park Won-ki, CEO of Naver Cloud. “It has h
Unity, ONEstore to operate W1b support program for game developers
Dec 1, 2020
Unity Technologies Korea will raise 1 billion won ($904,000) in funding together with ONEstore to operate a technology support program for game developers in Korea, it announced Tuesday. At an online press conference held a day ahead of the opening of its annual Unite Seoul 2020, Unity Korea reviewed its yearly performance and laid out the road map for the Unity game developing engine next year. “More than 64.8 percent of Korea's top 1,000 mobile games in 2020 were developed using
SK sets up hydrogen business group
Dec 1, 2020
Hydrogen industry to get boost as Posco also aims to jump into ‘green hydrogen’ sector
[Monitor] Despite carbon neutrality pledge, Korea heavily dependent on coal power
Dec 1, 2020
Electricity generation by energy source
S. Korea embarks on global tech tie-up project
Dec 1, 2020
South Korea launched a global research and development cooperation program Tuesday to help local materials, parts and equipment makers forge technology tie-ups with German auto giant BMW and other foreign firms. Under the program, the government will invest 100 billion won ($90.1 million) over the next three years starting in 2021 to help domestic firms to make inroads into global supply chains, the industry ministry said. For this year's pilot project, Seoul has chosen seven consortia between
S-Oil recognizes community heroes with awards
Nov 30, 2020
S-Oil on Monday awarded 140 million won ($127,000) to 19 people here who risked their lives to save others. At the annual Hero Citizens Award Ceremony held at its headquarters in Mapo-gu in western Seoul, the South Korean refinery delivered 10 million won each to two community heroes who suffered injuries while helping others. It also presented 10 million won each to eight individuals and four groups totaling nine people who carried out acts of self-sacrifice. Awardees include Shin Dong-ju
LS Cable & System expands footprint to solar power biz
Nov 30, 2020
LS Cable & System is expanding its portfolio and entering the solar power business by acquiring international technology and safety certifications for its cables and supplying them to massive solar power projects. The world‘s third-largest wire and cable maker by sales says it has supplied its cables to more than 30 solar power projects, including South Korea’s biggest solar power plant in Haenam, South Jeolla Province. “Based on its knowledge from working with submari
Korean COVID-19 drug developments hasten overseas
Nov 30, 2020
NeoImmuneTech, Chong Kun Dang, GeneOne Life Science report on trials ongoing in the US, Russia
Innovative companies awarded at KGCCI ceremony
Nov 30, 2020
The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry held its 6th KGCCI Innovation Awards ceremony Friday in Seoul in a toned-down setting to comply with Level 2 social distancing rules and safety measures, the KGCCI said Monday. The KGCCI Innovation Awards were initiated in 2015 with the purpose of showcasing innovative products, technologies and business strategies of Korean and German companies. The event was held in a hybrid format and livestreamed due to the prolonged COVID-19 situation.
HMM dispatches new vessel to help small exporters to US market
Nov 30, 2020
Shipping company HMM said on Monday that it is dispatching a fifth vessel for the US West Coast sea lane in an “emergency move” to help South Korean exporters to the US market. The 4600-twenty-foot-equivalent-unit container vessel named Integral will depart from the Port of Busan on Monday evening and head to Los Angeles, the company said. HMM said nearly 64 percent of the vessel’s shipping capacity is products from small and medium-sized enterprises, including air purifiers
Foreign firms say biz environment deteriorated over past 3 years
Nov 30, 2020
FKI survey shows foreign firms cite tougher tax system, higher labor demands, bureaucracy as difficulties in doing business in Korea
Celltrion cautious against COVID-19 spread as treatment nears approval
Nov 30, 2020
Celltrion, located in Songdo, Incheon, is being extra vigilant against the sudden spike of COVID-19 patients in the city, as it awaits conditional approval of its antibody treatment, according to a person familiar with the matter, Monday. “Employees at Celltrion are now advised to take their work laptops home with them every day, so that in the case we become confirmed patients, we can immediately work from home under quarantine,” a Celltrion employee told The Korea Herald under the
[Monitor] Added value of manufacturing and mining industries drops 1.4%
Nov 30, 2020
The overall added value of South Korea’s mining and manufacturing industries suffered a 1.4 percent year-on-year drop last year, the sharpest drop since 1998 following the Asian financial crisis, according to the latest data from Statistics Korea. A tentative annual report released on Friday estimated the industry’s added value was worth 559.8 trillion won. Though the medicine, grocery, electric devices and automobile sectors enjoyed a bump in added value, sectors such as mechanic
2nd phase clinical trial of S. Korean drug firm's COVID-19 treatment candidate approved in US
Nov 30, 2020
South Korean drug firm GeneOne Life Science Inc. said Monday it has won approval to conduct a second phase clinical trial of its treatment candidate for the novel coronavirus in the United States. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have approved a phase two study of GLS-1027, an oral drug candidate known to prevent severe pneumonia caused by COVID-19 infection. The candidate will be administered to 132 adult COVID-19 patients from the moment of their infection to evaluate the efficacy o
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