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Winds of change for Samsung’s militant work culture

S. Korea‘s richest conglomerate attempts to ditch militant corporate culture to secure talent.

  • Published: July 5, 202211:52 am
  • Author Son Ji-Hyoung
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Samsung starts mass production of world’s first 3-nm chips

The latest 3-nanometer manufacturing technology boasts greater transistor density than the current 5-nm, which means higher speed and lower power consumption.

  • Published: July 1, 20226:56 am
  • Author Lee Ji-yoon
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Chinese industrial hub sets sights on metaverse

For Nansha district in Guangzhou, a center for high-end manufacturing, the metaverse represents not just a fascinating concept but a whole new lucrative realm of business.

  • Published: June 30, 20223:39 pm
  • Author Qiu Quanlin
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Tyre maker Michelin to leave Russia

Michelin cited supply chain problems as the main reason behind its decision to give up business in Russia.

  • Published: June 29, 20222:55 pm
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Novel spirit looks to energize Japan’s sake industry

Kure-based Naorai Inc. uses a patented technique to make a distilled beverage from sake that it brands as Jo-Chu, Purified Spirit.

  • Published: June 29, 20226:49 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Mukesh Ambani resigns from Reliance Jio Board, eldest son Akash appointed Chairman

Mukesh Ambani will continue to be the Chairman of Jio Platforms Ltd, the flagship company that owns all Jio digital services brands.

  • Published: June 29, 20224:45 am
  • Author The Statesman
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China’s technology firms among pacesetters of metaverse

Chinese tech heavyweights Huawei and Alibaba, are working alongside Meta (formerly known as Facebook), and aiming to accelerate the development of the metaverse.

  • Published: June 24, 20227:24 am
  • Author Ma Si
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Top 10 Chinese metaverse firms with greatest potential

To make the list, a firm is required to be valued at over $1 billion. Among them, 16 percent are State-owned enterprises; 84 percent are private enterprises.

  • Published: June 23, 20225:45 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Japan’s video game giants profit from back catalogs

A major reason for older titles’ continuous good sales is the shift from brick-and-mortar retail to downloading.

  • Published: June 21, 20223:34 pm
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Air passengers to reach 83 percent of 2019 levels this year: IATA

The air industry was sent reeling by the pandemic, with passenger numbers plunging 60 percent in 2020 and remaining 50 percent down in 2021. Airlines lost nearly $200 billion over…

  • Published: June 21, 20227:47 am
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