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  • 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.
  • Nvidia's China Comeback: What It Means for Korean Chipmakers US lifting restrictions on Nvidia's AI chip sales to China may boost demand for Samsung and SK hynix's high-bandwidth memory chips.
  • Cybersecurity Takes Center Stage at AmCham's First Seminar in Seoul The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea held a seminar on cybersecurity, focusing on global trends and national security implications.
  • Revolutionizing Construction: ARKANCE Unveils GoCanvas for Smarter Project Management ARKANCE strengthens its partnership with Nemetschek Group to enhance digital transformation in construction and manufacturing sectors.
  • Is the Movie Theater Experience on Life Support? The Alarming Decline of Moviegoers in 2025 The article discusses the industry's current chilling state and the popular trend of sharing viewing preferences among social circles.
  • Gyeongju Hosts Major Economic Forum as APEC Summit Approaches! The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry launched its annual summer forum in Gyeongju, focusing on key economic discussions.
  • Banking on Change: Major Financial Leaders Face Term Limits Amid Political Shifts Major banking group leaders face term expirations and increased scrutiny as new leadership reviews approach in early next year.
  • SBS Raided: Insider Trading Scandal Rocks Major TV Station The Financial Services Commission raided SBS over insider trading allegations related to undisclosed Netflix partnership information.
  • Roche’s $7.6 Billion Drug Just Hit a Wall—Here’s Why That Matters Roche's Ocrevus, a leading MS treatment, showed no added benefits at higher doses in trials, impacting future sales projections.
  • Faster Cancer Treatment? Merck Launch Set for Subcutaneous Keytruda Rollout Merck plans to launch a subcutaneous Keytruda for cancer treatment in the US, awaiting FDA approval by September 23.
  • Novo Nordisk Just Bought the Next Big Thing in Weight Loss Novo Nordisk secures global rights to Triple-G weight loss therapy through a licensing deal, targeting three hormones for better results.
  • How Real People Shaped Disney’s Most Beloved Animated Characters Disney's iconic characters like Ariel, Aladdin, and Pocahontas were inspired by real-life figures, adding depth to their stories.
  • Model 3's Struggles: 1 in 4 Fail Safety Inspections in Denmark and Germany Tesla's Model 3 faces scrutiny with a 23% failure rate in safety inspections, raising concerns about quality and durability.
  • Lamborghini's First EV: A 2,000-Horsepower Beast Built for Speed and Emotion Lamborghini reveals plans for its first electric vehicle, aiming for 2,000 horsepower and a launch before 2030, while retaining hybrids.
  • Xiaomi’s Success vs. Apple’s Failure: What’s the Difference? Xiaomi's rapid success in the EV market contrasts with Apple's failure, showcasing the importance of tech ecosystems and government support.
  • Porsche Enhances Battery Production Capabilities with Acquisition of V4Drive Porsche acquires V4Drive to enhance battery production for EVs, addressing safety concerns and reducing supplier dependence.
  • Kia’s EV3: A New Approach to Pricing or Just a Price Hike in Disguise? Kia's 2025 EV3 model faces backlash for removing standard features, forcing buyers into costly packages, sparking consumer frustration.
  • Kia’s EV9 Recalled in the U.S. Over Powertrain Concerns Kia recalls 342 EV9 units in the U.S. due to a powertrain defect, raising concerns about reliability and driving safety.
  • Kia Thrives in India: Sales Up 23.8% with Syros Leading the Charge Kia's sales in India surged by 23.8%, driven by strong demand for the new Syros SUV and plans to capture 20% of the local market.
  • Toyota Takes Action to Offset Rising Labor Costs for Its Parts Suppliers Toyota will support its suppliers by factoring increased labor costs into delivery prices, aiming to boost wages across its supply chain.
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