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Lee In-ah Staff writer, Business & Tech News Desk

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U.S. designates South Korea as sensitive country, raising concerns in nuclear industry
U.S. designates South Korea as sensitive country, raising concerns in nuclear industry
The fact that the United States Department of Energy (DOE) designated South Korea as a "Sensitive Country" is causing a stir. This is a matter that could restrict cooperation between South Korea and the U.S. in the fields of nuclear energy and advanced technology, yet Korean corporations seem to be ...
U.S. pushes traditional energy while neglecting renewables impacting AI growth
Germany, once a manufacturing powerhouse in Europe based on technology, has recently fallen to the status of 'the sick man of Europe' due to its inability to handle high energy expenses. The United States, aiming for dominance in artificial intelligence (AI), has declared an energy emergency and is ...
U.S. targets Jones Act amendment to boost South Korean shipbuilding opportunities
There is a consensus among local politicians that the 'Jones Act,' enacted 105 years ago in 1920 to protect the U.S. maritime and shipbuilding industries, should be amended. The Jones Act is a law that regulates maritime transport, requiring that vessels operating between U.S. ports be constructed i...
HMM showcases South Korea's first 3D printing system for ship parts
HMM announced on the 17th that it will conduct a demonstration of the country's first '3D printing system for ships.' The 3D printing system for ships is a technology that utilizes 3D printing to manufacture necessary parts while the ship is in operation. It is specially designed to function in vari...
Asiana Airlines reduces European routes amid EU competition measures
Asiana Airlines announced on the 17th that it will reduce some European routes starting at the end of April. This reduction is part of the corrective measures required by the European Union (EU) competition authorities to alleviate concerns about monopoly in European routes. Asiana Airlines suspende...
U.S. declares national energy emergency amid soaring AI power demands
Germany, which once ruled as a powerhouse in manufacturing technology, has recently fallen to the status of 'the sick man of Europe' due to its inability to cope with high energy expenses. The United States, aiming for supremacy in artificial intelligence (AI), has declared an energy emergency and i...
Hanjin Group announces 'Ilwoo Art Prize' contest for emerging artists until 24th
The Ilwoo Foundation, a public foundation under Hanjin Group, announced on the 14th that it will hold the '2025 Ilwoo Art Prize' competition to discover talented artists and nurture them into global artists until the 24th. The Ilwoo Art Prize does not impose restrictions on genres and mediums and se...
Korea Zinc, Hanwha Energy partner on battery storage project in Australia
Korea Zinc's Australian subsidiary, Ark Energy, and Hanwha Energy, considered a company of the third generation of Hanwha Group, have decided to collaborate on the battery energy storage system (BESS) business in Australia. Hanwha is seen as an ally to Choi Yoon-beom, chairman of Korea Zinc, in the ...
Air Premia faces passenger backlash over delays and schedule changes
Low-cost carrier (LCC) Air Premia is facing criticism from passengers due to frequent delays, schedule changes, and cancellations. Operational issues have caused one aircraft to be grounded, and the introduction of new aircraft has been delayed, resulting in the inability to operate as initially pla...
HD Hyundai’s Chung Ki-sun and Bill Gates discuss sodium reactor collaboration
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries announced on the 12th that it has entered into a strategic agreement with the U.S. next-generation small modular reactor (SMR) corporation TerraPower to expand the manufacturing supply chain for sodium reactors. The signing ceremony, held locally in the United States, was...
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