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Science Ministry to reorganize to bolster ICT convergence
Mar 10, 2015
The Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning said Tuesday it would carry out an organizational reshuffle to better support technological convergence and advancement “The reorganization is aimed at speeding up the ongoing reform work at the right time,” said Chang Seok-young, the ministry’s policy planning director. “With the administration entering its third year, we will ramp up efforts to achieve the results of the creative economy initiative earlier.”The reshuffle, aimed at supporting con
Apple Watch to include array of features to connect
Mar 10, 2015
Apple launched an assault on the fledgling wearable tech market Monday, unveiling a high-end smartwatch that offers new ways to stay connected and to track health and fitness.The Apple Watch will be available in several major markets around the world from April 24, at a starting price of $349.(Yonhap)"Apple Watch begins a new chapter in the way we relate to technology," said chief executive Tim Cook, who spoke at a San Francisco media event.Cook said "the most personal device we have ever create
Apple to tap iPhone users for medical research
Mar 10, 2015
Apple on Monday unveiled an initiative to help researchers tackle some of the world's most critical medical conditions by gathering data from willing iPhone users.The plan will use, on a voluntary basis, data from medical tracking apps to aid research on asthma, breast cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and Parkinson's disease.The move aims "to transform medical research," Apple chief executive Tim Cook said, by gathering real-time data from millions of users.In collaboration with large me
Daum Kakao's 2014 net more than doubles
Mar 9, 2015
Daum Kakao Corp., the operator of South Korea's top mobile messenger, said Monday its 2014 net profit more than doubled from a year earlier, aided by robust sales from e-commerce platforms and mobile advertising. Net profit amounted to 149.8 billion won (US$135.1 million) last year, up 126.7 percent from the previous year, the company said in a regulatory filing. Daum Kakao's operating profit jumped 115.7 percent on-year to 176.4 billion won while its sales inched down 6 percent to 498.9 bil
Thales to sell 50% stake in Samsung joint venture
Mar 9, 2015
Thales, Europe’s biggest defense electronics company, plans to sell its 50 percent stake in Samsung Thales to the company’s new owner Hanwha Group, multiple sources said Monday. “An official announcement is imminent as their talks are being finalized,” said a source familiar with the matter. “Thales considers Hanwha less attractive as a partner. For the same reason, Total is also looking to sell its stake in its joint venture with Samsung.”Samsung Thales is a 50-50 joint venture between Samsung
Samsung Electronics’ domestic net sales drop to 8-year low
Mar 9, 2015
Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest smartphone-maker, recorded its lowest domestic net sales in eight years due mainly to its sluggish smartphone business and challenge posed by its rival Apple, according to an audit report Monday.The Korean tech giant said in the report that its net sales stood at 20.7 trillion won, down 9 percent on-year. Net sales is gross sales less profits earned through transactions with subsidiaries.The net sales of the Seoul-based firm had been rising since 2007 whe
Uber succumbs to opposition in Seoul
Mar 8, 2015
After service suspension, firm pledges to continue talks for full service
LG to build new R&D center in Changwon
Mar 8, 2015
LG Electronics said Sunday it plans to build a new research and development center for its home appliance division due for completion by 2017 in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province. The company started the construction work early this month, with a budget of 200 billion won ($182 million). The new 20-story building will be located on a 51,810 square-meter site, accommodating some 1,000 researchers. Changwon, some 400 kilometers southeast of Seoul, has played a key role for LG’s home appliance s
[Weekender] The ‘Samsung Man’
Mar 6, 2015
From can-do spirit to innovation, employee standards continue to evolve
[Weekender] Shifting corporate culture
Mar 6, 2015
Samsung Group, the largest conglomerate in South Korea, was founded as a small trade firm by the late founder Lee Byung-chull in Daegu in 1938 that shipped dried fish to China. Now managing the world’s largest electronics firm under its wings along with many other businesses, Samsung has become the most coveted workplace here.Its flagship unit Samsung Electronics topped the list of the most desired employers in Korea for six consecutive years, according to a 2014 survey by Saramin, a job portal.
Ex-execs spread ‘Samsung DNA’
Mar 6, 2015
Samsung executives are being increasingly pursued to inject the “Samsung DNA” into other big businesses, including rivals.According to latest data from the Korea Exchange, more than 10 percent of the nation’s listed companies have hired former Samsung executives as CEOs. Recent high-profile appointments include KT chairman Hwang Chang-kyu and SK Group vice chairman Im Hyung-kyu. Hwang, who took office as CEO of the nation’s No. 2 telecom carrier last year, worked for Samsung Electronics serving
[Weekender] ‘Samsung Man’ not just a job
Mar 6, 2015
Desperate to keep title, workers of sold affiliates take to streets
KT shows off futuristic 5G technologies at MWC
Mar 6, 2015
KT, one of South Korea’s top three mobile carriers, showcased a number of new technologies based on the ultrafast 5G network service at this year’s Mobile World Congress, the industry’s largest annual gathering, held in Barcelona, Spain, from March 2-5.KT chairman Hwang Chang-gyu delivered a keynote speech, titled “5G and Beyond, Accelerating the Future” in which he shared the company’s latest 5G-based ICT technologies and vision for the 5G era. Industry experts say that the commercialization of
Adobe CEO calls Korea crucial for cloud strategy
Mar 5, 2015
Adobe chief Shantanu Narayen called South Korea one of the key markets for the company’s strategic shift to its marketing cloud business.“Korea is in the forefront on a number of technology innovations,” he told reporters in Seoul on Thursday, citing the influence of big companies like Samsung globally and the advanced network connectivity. “We see a unique opportunity to grow our presence in Korea.”The CEO visited Korea to meet local employees and clients. He declined to elaborate on his visit.
Facebook praises Samsung’s contributions to free Internet project
Mar 5, 2015
SNS giant encourages more firms to join global nonprofit campaign
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