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CJ Logistics considers selling Chinese unit CJ Rokin
Oct 7, 2020
CJ Logistics, the logistics unit of South Korea's food and entertainment conglomerate CJ, has been considering selling one of its Chinese units, CJ Rokin, a company official said Wednesday. The move is a part of the company's adjustment of its business portfolio in China, according to the official. CJ Rokin was set up in 2015 after CJ Logistics acquired a 71.4 percent stake in Rokin, then the biggest refrigerated shipment service firm in China.(Yonhap)
BMW to launch blockchain-based reward program
Oct 7, 2020
BMW Korea announced Wednesday that the company would soon launch a blockchain-powered reward program called BMW Vantage in South Korea. The reward program is the company’s new membership scheme that will allow customers to collect reward points and use them to pay or get discounts on services that the program offers. Korea will be the first country to launch the new reward platform before rolling it out globally, BMW Korea said. The automaker’s office here is currently running a
Meditoxin doctors’ most preferred wrinkle remover: Medytox
Oct 7, 2020
Meditoxin, South Korea’s first botulinum toxin product, was selected by dermatologists and plastic surgeons as the most preferred product for smoothing wrinkles, developer Medytox said Wednesday. In the first issue of the journal Aesthetics, published by the Korean Association for Laser, Dermatology and Trichology, Meditoxin received 51.6 percent of the votes, winning the top spot among Korean botulinum toxin products. Hugel’s Botulax came in second at 32.5 percent and Daewoong Pha
Hanwha, LG eye world’s biggest floating solar farm project in Korea
Oct 7, 2020
Competition heats up as bidding begins for mega solar power project
GS Caltex acquires stake in Vietnamese car wash startup
Oct 7, 2020
GS Caltex said Wednesday it signed an investment agreement with a Vietnamese car wash startup to expand its auto repair and lubricants businesses in the Southeast Asian country. According to the South Korean refiner, it will invest 39 billion dong ($1.6 million) to acquire a 16.7 percent stake in VI Automotive Service, a parent company of VietWash. VietWash is a Ho Chi Minh City-based car wash startup that operates some 50 car wash centers in Vietnam. It also runs car wash centers at some 2
Posco partners with ExxonMobil to expand into LNG industry
Oct 7, 2020
Posco said Wednesday that it has partnered with ExxonMobil, a US-based oil and gas company, to expand into the liquefied natural gas industry with the high-manganese steel it has developed. According to the South Korean steelmaker, the two companies agreed to have their research institutes -- ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, ExxonMobil Upstream Research and the Posco Research Institute -- work together to further develop high-manganese steel technologies and work toward the application of
PlayStation 5 preorders sell out again in S. Korea
Oct 7, 2020
Preorders for the second batch of Sony Corp.'s next-generation gaming console, the PlayStation 5 (PS5), sold out in just an hour in South Korea, industry insiders said Wednesday. As of 2 p.m., all major retailers here said they have closed preorder reservations for the PS5. Eleven local online shopping malls and offline stores started to accept preorders for the gaming console from noon. Preorders for the first batch of the PS5 also sold out quickly here on Sept. 18. The PS5 is the successo
Posco International supports small-but-strong parts suppliers
Oct 7, 2020
Posco International said Wednesday it has supported local parts manufacturers struggling from the pandemic. The nation’s largest trading company said it recently provided 1 billion won ($861,000) in export growth funds to Hanmea Adm, a steel parts manufacturer that produces aluminum products to reduce car weight, in cooperation with the Export-Import Bank of Korea. The funding is the result of the firm’s business partnership with Eximbank and Seoul Guarantee Insurance in May to bu
Samsung to launch Galaxy Fit2 band in S. Korea this week
Oct 7, 2020
Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday its new wristband will be launched in South Korea this week as the tech firm tries to boost sales of wearable devices. The Galaxy Fit2 will hit local shelves Thursday with a price tag of 49,500 won ($42), according to the company. The Fit2 wristband, which was unveiled last month, can automatically track up to five different types of activities and provides fitness information, such as calories burned, heart rate and distance. It also monitors and analyze
[Monitor] LG Chem maintains No.1 in global EV battery market
Oct 7, 2020
EV battery deployment and market share in Jan-Aug period
KAI’s trainer jet exports to US fumbled by coronavirus
Oct 6, 2020
The US Air Force has postponed its plan to rent four to eight T-50A advanced trainer jets manufactured by Korea Aerospace Industries due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in the US, according to industry sources on Tuesday. The Air Force is currently reviewing a plan to rent T-50A jets until its new T-7A Red Hawks arrive from Boeing. The Air Force aims to rent the jets from Hillwood Aviation after the US-based contractor purchases the aircraft from KAI. Though the Air Force was set to offi
SK Telecom, Microsoft team up to create 'Netflix of video games'
Oct 6, 2020
Firms to target Korea’s burgeoning console, cloud gaming market
Green Cross to export ‘twindemic’ test kits to Europe
Oct 6, 2020
Green Cross Medical Science Corporation, the diagnostics kits affiliate of GC, signed a $19 million deal to export diagnostic devices that will simultaneously and separately detect COVID-19 and influenza. GCMS will provide Polish company Handprod with $11 million worth of blood sugar measurement devices and glycated hemoglobin evaluation systems; and provide Swiss firm Medysis with $8 million worth of a combined diagnosis kits for COVID-19 and influenza, as well as an immunofluorescence antigen
LS Cable & System completes 5G parts factory in India
Oct 6, 2020
LS Cable & System said Tuesday it completed construction of its second telecommunications plant in India and has doubled production capacity of communications parts. LS Cable plans to foster LS Cable & System India, or LSCI, as a specialized production base for communications harness to respond to India’s rapidly growing domestic market and target overseas markets such as Europe and North America. A communications harness is a cable component that connects mobile communications
SK hynix announces launch of DDR5 DRAM
Oct 6, 2020
SK hynix Inc. said Tuesday it has launched the world's first Double Data Rate 5 (DDR5) DRAM, as South Korea's No. 2 chipmaker strives to expand its presence with the next-generation memory product. SK hynix's 16 Gigabit (Gb) DDR5 DRAM, which was developed in 2018 using 1Ynm process technology, is now available on the market after completing various verification and compatibility tests. DDR5 is a next-generation DRAM standard that boasts fast speed and high density with reduced power consumpt
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