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[IFA 2017] LG to supply OLED TV for Bang & OlufsenTechnologyAug 30, 2017BERLIN -- LG Electronics announced Wednesday its partnership with Bang & Olufsen to supply the company’s organic light-emitting diode televisions to the Danish audio system maker. Under the partners... -
Samsung to invest $7b in China chip businessTechnologyAug 28, 2017Samsung Electronics will invest a total of $7 billion in its semiconductor business in China for the next three years, the company said in a regulatory filing Monday. The latest investment announcem... -
Foreign investors may take Korea’s mobile fee cut to ISD settlementTechnologyAug 28, 2017Foreign investors are making increasing inquiries about possible losses to their investment in South Korean telecom companies, three days before the carriers are to decide on whether to file a lawsui... -
Fierce dispute expected at Samsung heir’s appealIndustryAug 27, 2017A fierce legal dispute is expected to extend this week following the Seoul Central District Court’s decision to sentence Samsung Electronics’ de facto leader Lee Jae-yong to a five-year prison term. ... -
LG expands AI partnership with Amazon further from GoogleTechnologyAug 27, 2017South Korea’s LG Electronics said Sunday its voice-activated artificial intelligence platform will expand connections further with Amazon, enhancing LG’s smart home environment with global partners. ... -
East and West coexist in steep Old Town Central of Hong KongTravelAug 25, 2017Stephen Cheung is a 27-year-old man with a British father and native Hongkonger mother. Working as a tour guide, which facilitates his major in history, Cheung himself may be a living example of Hon... -
China’s Haier sues Samsung, LG over TV patents in New YorkTechnologyAug 24, 2017Chinese electronics manufacturer Haier filed a lawsuit against South Korean rivals Samsung and LG Electronics and some others over their monopoly on patents related to the production of televisions w... -
SK hynix may be far from acquiring ToshibaTechnologyAug 23, 2017At the news of the ongoing meeting between the top management of Japan’s Toshiba and US-based memory maker Western Digital in Tokyo, industry observers are raising the possibility that South Korea’s ... -
LG to build $25m EV component plant in MichiganTechnologyAug 23, 2017LG Electronics is accelerating expansion of its vehicle component business with the decision to construct a plant for electric vehicle components in the United States, the company announced Wednesday... -
Samsung invests W5 bn in CyworldTechnologyAug 22, 2017Samsung Electronics reportedly invested 5 billion won ($4.4 million) in South Korea’s first-generation social networking service Cyworld as part of efforts to enhance its artificial intelligence busi... -
SKT, Starbucks partner for AI-based coffee order serviceTechnologyAug 22, 2017South Korean mobile carrier SK Telecom said Tuesday it is partnering with Starbucks to launch a voice-activated coffee order service using the company’s artificial intelligence speaker Nugu. Under a... -
Samsung aims to connect all home appliances by 2020TechnologyAug 22, 2017Ramping up efforts to establish a complete smart home environment, Samsung Electronics said Tuesday it would add connectivity to all of its home appliance products by 2020 and provide a control platf... -
Samsung to provide HDR 10+ tech for free within yearTechnologyAug 21, 2017Samsung Electronics will provide its ultra-high definition technology as an open source for various industry players by the end of the year, hoping the tech to be used not only for premium television... -
Accumulated payments with Samsung Pay surpass W10trTechnologyAug 20, 2017Accumulated payments made with Samsung Pay surpassed 10 trillion won ($8.77 billion) in two years since the mobile payment service was launched, Samsung Electronics said Sunday. Use of the mobile pa... -
Korean mobile carriers mull legal action over pricingIndustryAug 20, 2017South Korea’s mobile carriers are considering legal action in response to the government’s forceful measures to cut consumers’ mobile costs, according to the industry on Sunday. The country’s three ...
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