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Foreign companies fear DPK's antibusiness bills

The opposition bloc’s proposal of bills unfavorable to companies have been unnerving foreign businesses here as well as domestic firms, amid the unexpected leadership vacuum in the government.

Dec 17, 2024By Park Jae-hyuk
Foreign companies fear DPK's antibusiness bills
  • US firms in Korea express concerns over pro-labor bill
  • European firms warn of workplace safety law's impact on foreign investments
  • Antibusiness regulations await companies after Yoon's impeachment

LX Hausys included in global sustainability indexes for 10th straight year

LX Hausys has been included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) for the 10th consecutive year, highlighting its consistent commitment to sustainable practices in residential interior construction projects.

Dec 17, 2024By Ko Dong-hwan
LX Hausys included in global sustainability indexes for 10th straight year

Four carmakers to recall over 300,000 vehicles for faulty parts

Hyundai Motor, Kia and two other carmakers will voluntarily recall over 300,000 vehicles due to faulty components, the transport ministry said Tuesday.

Dec 17, 2024By Yonhap
Four carmakers to recall over 300,000 vehicles for faulty parts

Porsche Korea set to continue winning streak with Macan Electric

Porsche Korea is set to continue its success in the Korean electric vehicle (EV) market with the 2025 Macan Electric, the luxury carmaker said Tuesday.

Dec 17, 2024By Lee Min-hyung
Porsche Korea set to continue winning streak with Macan Electric

Kakao Mobility slapped with $10.5 mil fine for unfair business practices

Korea's antitrust regulator said Tuesday it has fined Kakao Mobility, the operator of the country's top taxi-hailing service, 15.1 billion won ($10.5 million) for unfair business practices.

Dec 17, 2024By Yonhap
Kakao Mobility slapped with $10.5 mil fine for unfair business practices

Pizza Hut Korea enters court-led rehabilitation proceedings

Pizza Hut Korea Ltd., the South Korean operator of the namesake U.S. pizza franchiser, has entered a court-led rehabilitation process after losing a lawsuit brought by store owners, the country's bankruptcy court said Monday.

Dec 16, 2024By Yonhap
Pizza Hut Korea enters court-led rehabilitation proceedings

Will Hyundai Motor's bet on China reap rewards this time?

Hyundai Motor’s renewed investments in China’s auto market is aimed at enhancing the carmaker’s tech prowess, particularly in infotainment systems or other parts for electric vehicles (EV), experts and industry officials said Monday.

Dec 16, 2024By Lee Min-hyung
Will Hyundai Motor's bet on China reap rewards this time?

Korean Air's financial soundness to clear runway for Asiana merger

Korean Air’s cash assets and low debt ratio will pave the way for its successful merger with Asiana Airlines despite lingering concerns about the latter’s weak financial structure, market watchers said Monday.

Dec 16, 2024By Lee Min-hyung
Korean Air's financial soundness to clear runway for Asiana merger

Stricter laws needed to tackle fake social media accounts

Calls are mounting for stricter legal regulations to combat the rise of fake social media accounts impersonating celebrities, athletes, and business leaders. This trend has sparked concerns about the potential harm it could cause, including fraudulent demands for personal information or money.

Dec 16, 2024By Lee Min-hyung
Stricter laws needed to tackle fake social media accounts

Antibusiness regulations await companies after Yoon's impeachment

Fears are growing among businesspeople in Korea about the opposition bloc’s proposal of bills unfavorable to companies, as President Yoon Suk Yeol was suspended from his duties following the impeachment motion passed by the National Assembly on Saturday over his short-lived martial law on Dec. 3 and 4.

Dec 16, 2024By Park Jae-hyuk
Antibusiness regulations await companies after Yoon's impeachment
  • Foreign companies fear DPK's antibusiness bills
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