Dua Lipa takes Samsung to court in $15m TV box lawsuit
The lawsuit claims the image was used without Lipa’s knowledge or consent, creating the false impression that she endorsed Samsung products.
Lee Ji-yoon
Proxy battle looms at Samsung as Lee Jae-yong tightens grip
Rather than seeking costly changes in governance structure, the Samsung chief is likely to boost shareholder benefits to secure more favourable votes
Why SK chief calls K-food the next big thing
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said, “If there are enough ideas and systems to support [Korean food’s] industrialisation, the potential seems almost unlimited.”
South Korea to invest 67 trillion won to spur provincial economy
To bolster its responsiveness to fears of oncoming recession and other geopolitical risks, the nation said it has decided to speed up its spending scheme.
China’s TCL no longer an underdog
“China’s TCL and Hisense are competing with each other for growth like Samsung and LG did in the past,” an executive from a Korean tech company notes on the matter.
LG debuts chameleon refrigerator that changes colour
The chameleon four-door fridge “MoodUp” lights up on its own and users can choose one among some 170,000 colour combinations.
Nearly one-third TVs sold worldwide are from Samsung
Samsung was the largest TV maker with a 31.5 per cent market share, followed by LG Electronics with 17.4 per cent and TCL with 8.7 per cent.
Will Samsung make cars again?
Despite repeated denials by the top brass, speculation has resurfaced about Samsung’s car business, given the demand for electric vehicles.
South Korea targets 340 trillion won investment for chip supremacy
Over the past decade, chips have been the nation’s top export item, with their trade volume making up the largest share of total exports at 19.9 percent.
Chip makers face China dilemma as Seoul mulls joining US-led chip alliance
The Chip 4, proposed by the US in March, is a strategic alliance of four global chip powerhouses that also includes Japan and Taiwan.