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[Time to Play] Fuser, NCSoft’s bold challenge into Western console gaming market
Nov 13, 2020
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Sartorius to invest $100m in Songdo targeting Samsung Biologics, Celltrion
Nov 12, 2020
Sartorius, a German life sciences company with 170 years of history, announced Thursday it will invest $100 million in South Korea’s bio cluster of Songdo in Incheon to build a manufacturing facility for biologics plant parts. Sartorius’ decision is largely attributable to Korean bio companies: Samsung Biologics and Celltrion. Samsung Biologics and Celltrion have been Sartorius’ clients for a number of years, and their growing roles in the bio industry were a factor Sartoriu
LIG Nex1 unveils remote support system for maritime vessels
Nov 12, 2020
LIG Nex1 introduced a remote management system for maritime vessels at the 2020 Korea Ocean Expo held Wednesday at Songdo Convensia in Incheon. According to LIG Nex1, the new system will enable trained experts to monitor and maintain a vessel in a quick and effective real-time manner, even when the ship is out operating at sea, by incorporating elements of the internet of things, prognostics and health management and augmented reality technologies. LIG Nex1 explained that internet of things se
S-Oil campaign donates for vulnerable in winter
Nov 12, 2020
S-Oil on Thursday delivered a donation of 150 million won ($135,000) to the Korea National Council on Social Welfare. Since 2015, South Korea’s leading refiner has led a corporate social responsibility campaign titled Hope to You, in which it donates money to the KNCSW so that it can provide heating oil to energy-poor households. “This year seems to be seeing a cold winter earlier than previous years. It appears that there are still many neighbors who go through a cold winter with
Startups to compete with promising business ideas at Come Up 2020
Nov 12, 2020
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups is set to hold the nation’s largest startup competition, Challenge! K-Startup to select and reward startups with promising business ideas, during the Come Up 2020 period, officials said Thursday. The startup competition is held as a special event of Come Up 2020, which is one of Korea’s biggest startup conferences and is scheduled to take place online and offline at Dongdaemun Design Plaza from Nov. 19 to 21. Final startup founders will be sel
Photos of Korean workers
Nov 12, 2020
The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced the list of winners for its 7th annual photography contest held under the theme of “Workplace and life of workers” for this year on Thursday. Eighty-two works were awarded out of 5,500 pieces submitted by the public and photographers. The left photo shows grand prize winner Kim Seung-kwon’s “Breadwinner’s Most Beautiful Clothes.” Ha Sang-yoon won the best prize with his photo on the right, titled
Doosan Heavy ties up with Korea Midland Power for overseas market
Nov 12, 2020
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction Co., a South Korean power plant builder, said Thursday that it will cooperate with a local power company, Korea Midland Power Co., to tap into the overseas hydropower plant market. The two companies will aggressively expand their presence in the Southeast Asian hydropower plant market that is estimated to grow by 40 gigawatts by 2040, Doosan Heavy said in an emailed statement. Korea Midland Power has been operating two hydropower plants in Indonesia
[From the Scene] SKC’s copper foil business ready to ride on EV wave
Nov 11, 2020
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‘Celltrion’s COVID-19 antibody shot will kill virus in 5 days’
Nov 11, 2020
Celltrion chairman pledges treatment to become available from year-end
Posco Energy begins operation of LNG carrier business
Nov 11, 2020
South Korean energy producer Posco Energy said Wednesday it had begun operations of its new liquefied natural gas carrier business the same day, becoming the first private LNG terminal operator in the country to do so. An opening ceremony took place Wednesday at Gwangyang LNG Terminal in South Jeolla Province, nearly two months after the energy business arm of major steelmaker Posco received a business license from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy in September. The company explained
E-Mart Q3 net up 6.7% on speedy sales recovery, outlet renewal
Nov 11, 2020
South Korean retail giant E-Mart said Wednesday that its net profit rose 6.7 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, thanks to its faster-than-expected sales recovery from the pandemic and renewal of its outlet networks. The company posted a net profit of 119.9 billion won ($107.9 million) in the July-September period, compared with a net profit of 112.4 billion won a year earlier, E-Mart said in a regulatory filing. Operating profit hiked 30.1 percent on-year to 151.2 billion won,
Union of Hyundai Mipo begins strike vote on wage dispute
Nov 11, 2020
Unionized workers at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co. launched a strike vote Wednesday after failing to bridge a wide gap with its management on a wage and collective agreement. The 2,000-strong union members of the shipbuilder, a unit of Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co., began casting votes over whether to authorize a strike. The strike vote is set to end Friday. On Oct. 28, the union asked the regional office of the National Labor Relations Commission in the southeastern industria
[Monitor] New employment insurance subscriptions bounce back to pre-pandemic levels
Nov 11, 2020
The number of individuals covered by state employment insurance increased 2.6 percent, or 364,000 people, on-year in October, according to the Ministry of Employment and Labor’s data. The increase followed the creation of new service sector jobs by the central and local governments amid the COVID-19 pandemic. New state employment insurance subscriptions have now recovered to pre-COVID-19 levels, according to the ministry. In February, the number stood at 376,000. The figure, however,
Jeju Air Q3 net losses widen on virus impact
Nov 10, 2020
Jeju Air, South Korea's biggest low-cost carrier, said Tuesday its net losses widened in the third quarter from a year earlier due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the airline industry. Net losses deepened to 66.8 billion won (US$60 million) in the three months that ended in September from 30.14 billion won in the same period of last year, the company said in a statement. "Suspended flights on profitable international routes amid the pandemic continued to weigh on the quarterly res
Bridge Biotherapeutics regains lung disease pipeline
Nov 10, 2020
German pharma giant Boehringer Ingelheim has returned Bridge Biotherapeutics’ BBT-877, a novel drug pipeline for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, the South Korean company said Tuesday. Bridge Biotherapeutics will regain full global rights to the pipeline. It does not have to return the 45 million euro ($53.22 million) down payment. BI’s decision to terminate the research was based on evidence of toxicity, Bridge Biotherapeutics explained in a regulatory filing, adding that the comp
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