The Korea Times

Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential elections come as a boon to Korean Air, as the flag carrier will be able to absorb more demand from American and Chinese passengers amid possibly heightened political friction between the world's top two economies, analysts said Thursday.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump indicated his incoming administration’s intent to strengthen partnerships with Korean shipbuilders during a Thursday phone call with President Yoon Suk Yeol.

SK Telecom said Wednesday it will focus on ways to monetize its artificial intelligence (AI) businesses, highlighting that its data center business showed noticeable growth in the third quarter of this year.

LG CNS is set to launch a software solution for virtual power plant (VPP) businesses, to seize opportunities in the rapidly growing global energy systems market.

한화 Group Chairman Kim Seung-youn visited the group’s asset management arm in person, encouraging it to embrace innovation and challenges as a global asset management firm. Also present was Hanwha Life Chief Global Officer Kim Dong-won, the chairman’s second son leading the company’s global financial business, along with the asset manager’s CEO Kim Jong-ho.

SK On, the battery manufacturing unit of SK Innovation, made its first-ever quarterly operating profit of 24 billion won ($17.5 million) since it was launched as an independent entity in October 2021.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang requested SK hynix to speed up the supply of next-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips during his meeting with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won, in light of the unprecedented demand for semiconductors used in artificial intelligence.

Younger employees at Asiana Airlines have left the carrier more than any other age group, largely due to concerns about job security stemming from the firm's long-delayed acquisition by Korean Air, data showed Sunday.

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won called for an overall improvement in the operation of SK companies in the face of the rapid growth of the artificial intelligence (AI) industry.

The nation's retail giant Shinsegae Group announced a structural revamp, Wednesday, splitting its flagship retail business into two separate entities — (주)이마트 (EMART Inc.) and Shinsegae Department Store — formalizing the sibling leadership that has long been part of the founding family’s succession plan.