Lim Sangwoo Reporter
Silicon Valley leaders demand debate to contrast with Asian corporate culture
An expert highlights how the difference in decision-making language and organizational culture between Silicon Valley and Asian companies like Samsung Electronics leads to challenges for highly qualified Korean talent in US recruitment.
US pushes stablecoins to attract global capital via AI agents
The United States is strategically advancing stablecoin adoption to capture global capital through AI-driven financial decision-making and the integration of real-world assets into digital networks.
New pension guide offers tax-saving strategies for retirement investors
Tax accountant Kim Yeon-hong provides a strategic guide for investors approaching retirement to manage pension assets and minimize tax burdens through specific contribution and withdrawal methods.
SH warns applicants that status or income changes could cause disqualification
Applicants for public housing from the Seoul Housing & Urban Development Corporation (SH) face potential disqualification or contract issues if their personal circumstances, such as income or marital status, change after application.
South Korea to fund first pension contribution for youth born in 2009
Amendments to National Pension Act expand military and childbirth credits to boost future payouts
Former Google DeepMind lead explains why storytelling drives AI investment
Jung Su-jin, a former AI UX lead at Google DeepMind who has worked at Intel, Samsung Electronics, and Meta, explains that large-scale investment decisions in tech rely more on how technology impacts human lives than on technical capability alone.
China could overtake South Korea in semiconductors within five years
Economics Master Kwak Soo-jong warned that China's semiconductor technology has reached a level comparable to South Korea's, potentially leading to South Korea being overtaken within five years. He also highlighted risks in the AI industry due to delays in data center construction in the United States.
How to avoid multtakji risks when investing in redevelopment properties
Investors purchasing villas in redevelopment zones face the risk of being designated for cash liquidation instead of receiving new apartment rights, a situation known as 'multtakji.' Attorney Kim Ye-rim advises that verifying eligibility for apartment distribution is the most critical factor to avoid becoming a "shared member" tied to multiple owners.
AI infrastructure design shifts from individual servers to rack-scale systems
The focus of AI infrastructure design is shifting from individual accelerators and servers to integrated systems encompassing entire racks and data centers. This evolution is driving a transition toward "co-design" models where memory providers participate early in the development of customer system roadmaps.
Bank of Korea freezes base interest rate at 3.00%
The Monetary Policy Board of the Bank of Korea has frozen the base interest rate at 3.00% per annum, signaling a tactical pause in its tightening cycle to observe the impact of previous hikes.
High-end AI training market surges as professionals sell expertise
As AI technology advances, a new gig economy is emerging where high-skilled professionals like doctors and lawyers are paid hundreds of dollars per hour to teach AI models their specialized judgment and expertise.
Credit score gaps can cause 1.6 million won interest difference
Differences in credit scores can result in interest costs varying by millions of won, as a person with a 990 score pays significantly less than someone with a 300 score for the same loan amount.
Song Hee-gu advises holding Sujin District 1 assets for future growth
Author Song Hee-gu provides regional analysis and personalized investment strategies on KB Real Estate TV
CJ ENM achieves six Netflix number one hits through global studio strategy
CJ ENM is demonstrating strong content influence in the global OTT market through a multi-studio system spanning Korea, the United States, and Japan, with six of its titles reaching number one on Netflix global charts this year.
Economist Hong Chun-wook advocates mean reversion over momentum investing
Economist Hong Chun-wook explains his preference for the "mean reversion" investment strategy over "momentum" investing, noting that even great companies eventually return to average returns.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham questions Brexit legitimacy, begins building political case for EU reentry
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun a political buildup to rejoin the European Union by questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 Brexit referendum, citing external interference.
Former fund manager Park Jae-hun shares investment principles to minimize losses
Former fund manager Park Jae-hun advises individual investors to strictly adhere to loss limits and avoid the psychological trap of "capitulation" by maintaining disciplined selling principles.
Kim Young-ik warns KOSPI is overvalued and advises securing cash
Professor Kim Young-ik warns that the KOSPI remains overvalued based on GDP and M2 indicators, advising investors to reduce stock holdings to 20% and secure cash amid concerns over a potential credit collapse in the United States.
Micro-enterprises dominate Italian economy despite productivity challenges
Italy's economy is characterized by a massive concentration of micro-enterprises and family-run businesses, a structure that fosters high productivity in specialized clusters but hinders large-scale growth. The case of Bialetti, which was sold to a Hong Kong-based private equity firm, illustrates the struggle of traditional family businesses to adapt to global market shifts.
Semiconductor bonus surge could boost GDP by up to 0.22%p
An analysis by the Bank of Korea suggests that a significant increase in semiconductor industry bonuses could drive substantial GDP growth, though the impact depends on whether income is spent on consumer goods or diverted into real estate.
Unorganized groups and opportunists drive rising violence in French protests
Analysis from Dr. Choi Jun-young suggests that the increasing violence in French protests is driven by the expansion of groups operating outside traditional organized frameworks, making them difficult for police to control.
LG targets AIDC market with integrated solutions to halve construction time
LG Group is accelerating its expansion into the global AI Data Center (AIDC) market by offering an integrated solution that combines cooling, power, IT, and operations.
Uniform Land Tax Law triggers rise of Gongin merchants and handicraft villages
The implementation of the Uniform Land Tax Law in the Joseon dynasty led to the emergence of Gongin, a class of professional merchants responsible for state procurement, which subsequently transformed the nation's commercial and labor structures.
Only Three Times in US History Has the Governing Party Won the House at a Midterm, Professor Kim Gwang-seok Says
Professor Kim Gwang-seok said in a live broadcast that the US midterm elections on November 3 are the biggest uncertainty for markets, while the US market hit record highs and South Korea's stayed in a trading range.