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  • GSK Korea’s New Boss: What Gunnar Riediger Brings to the Table! GSK Korea appoints Gunnar Riediger as new general manager, leveraging over 20 years of biopharmaceutical experience.
  • Korean President Aims to Cut Red Tape and Boost Business with New Task Force President Lee Jae Myung announced a task force to reduce penalties on businesses, aiming to ease regulations and encourage investment.
  • ZEISS's Future in China: Martin Fischer Steps Up as President and CEO Martin Fischer will become President and CEO of ZEISS Greater China starting October 1, 2025, reporting to Andreas Pecher.
  • Samsung's Lee Jae-yong Cleared of Charges, Ready to Revolutionize AI Landscape Lee Jae-yong's acquittal clears the way for Samsung to enhance its AI initiatives and pursue global mergers and acquisitions.
  • GS Group Bets Big on AI to Revitalize Its Business Strategy GS Group initiates an AI-driven transformation to enhance performance amid challenges in key subsidiaries.
  • Hyundai Turns Ioniq 9 Into High-Tech Drone Hub for Forest Restoration! Hyundai's Ioniq 9 transforms into a mobile drone station aiding forest restoration in wildfire-hit Uljin, showcasing corporate responsibility.
  • Elitery Takes a Bold Step: Expands IT Services to Malaysia! Elitery expands its Managed IT Services into Malaysia, marking a significant growth step for the Indonesian company.
  • Korea Zinc Goes Green: $108 Million Investment in Eco-Friendly Upgrades! Korea Zinc invests $108 million in environmental facilities, aiming to be the leading pro-environmental smelter for sustainability.
  • Young Workers Disappearing: South Korea's Job Market Shifts Away from 20-Somethings South Korea's major companies see a decline in employees in their 20s, raising concerns about an aging workforce and youth job opportunities.
  • Revolutionizing Corporate Governance: South Korea's New Law Puts Shareholders First! South Korea's Cabinet approved a bill mandating companies' boards to prioritize fiduciary duties to shareholders alongside their firms.
  • How Burger King’s Flame-Grilled Patties Helped Build a Fast-Food Empire Burger King has evolved from Insta-Burger King to a global fast-food leader, known for its Whopper and flame-grilled patties.
  • Trump Defends Tesla, Promises Action Against Violent Attacks Trump plans to classify violent attacks on Tesla dealerships as domestic terrorism, supporting Musk and condemning the violence.
  • Nikola’s Bankruptcy Drama: The False Ad That Derailed Its Path to Success Nikola filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after struggling with low revenue and high debt, leading to a stock plummet.
  • Honda and Nissan End Merger Talks After Two Months of Negotiations Honda and Nissan halt merger talks, which could have created the world's third-largest automaker, after two months of negotiations.
  • Tesla Executives and Board Members Cash Out, Sparking Insider Trading Concerns Tesla executives and board members sell shares, raising concerns over management trust and corporate governance amidst market volatility.
  • Honda-Nissan's Dreams of a $60 Billion Merger Dash Amid Key Disagreements Honda and Nissan's $60 billion merger faces setbacks as negotiations stall over integration terms, risking the deal's collapse.
  • Volkswagen Hit by Massive Data Scandal: 800,000 Electric Cars Exposed Volkswagen faces major challenges as it deals with data exposure and job cuts while restructuring to reduce costs and production capacity.
  • Google Prepares for a Critical 2025, Focused on AI Expansion Google CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized that 2025 will be a pivotal year for the company during a strategic meeting.
  • Cathie Wood Urges Trump to Speed Up Tax Cuts – Will He Take Action on Day 1? Cathie Wood urges Trump to implement retroactive tax cuts to boost economic growth and provide market certainty starting January 1, 2025.
  • Ford, Toyota, GM and More Donate Big to Trump’s Inaugural Fund – Why Now? Automakers like Ford, Toyota, and GM donate $1M each to support Trump’s inauguration, alongside other big donors.
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