Six young CEOs talk reaching success without abandoning ethical leadership
The CEOs pitched in on how they define ethics with their diverse company backgrounds, from education to sanitation.
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Toyota to launch new EV sedan in China
Toyota said it will continue to launch the bZ series models in China, apparently with the aim of catching up to Tesla and other EV makers.
Taking Samsung’s top post, Lee Jae-yong vows to seek out transcending technology
Lee was crowned Samsung Electronics' new executive chairman, 10 years after holding the vice-chairman title and 31 years after he joined the electronics empire.
China’s e-commerce players warm up for 11.11 shopping gala
An expert said this year's shopping festival is expected to witness the vitality of China's consumer market, and the strong resilience of the manufacturing industry
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast receives US$135 million in green funding
This will go towards manufacturing Vietnam's first fully-electric public transport bus fleet and first national electric vehicle (EV) charging network.
Stronger, durable policies can tackle atypical shocks
Amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, many enterprises, especially smaller ones, are faced with greater uncertainties, which has a certain effect on investor confidence.
Kakao outage: What happens when a country heavily relies on one super app?
Launched in 2010 as a messaging app, KakaoTalk grew in popularity exponentially over the years and branched out to other areas such as shopping and banking.
Higher pricing, currency rates to boost Hyundai, Kia to record earnings
Kia is expected to post 22 trillion won in sales, about a 26 per cent increase on-year, marking 2 trillion won in operating profit with an 81 per cent jump over a year.
Nissan decides to pull out of production in Russia
Nissan will transfer its local subsidiary, including its production plant, to an entity of the Russian government.
After months of shutdown, Hyundai’s Russia woes deepen
According to a recent report by Hyundai Motor Group, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Russia shipped zero cars in August, as opposed to the 17,649 units it shipped in January.