▶주메뉴 바로가기
▶본문 바로가기
Yanolja, South Korea’s leading hotel booking operator, saw a revenue growth of more than 70 percent for the fifth consecutive year, the company said on March 20. The company, one of Korea’s 11 unico...
For Hwangbo Kyung-sun, a 29-year-old office worker in Seoul, it has become a routine to take omega-3 supplements and krill oil pills along with bringing a face mask and hand sanitizer to protect hers...
Robots delivering food to doorsteps and serving tables at restaurants may not be that far in the future. LG Electronics and Woowa Brothers said Friday they will jointly develop food delivery-and-se...
Personal mobility startups remain mostly unaffected by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak for the time being, according to industry sources. Electric scooter-sharing service Kickgoing operator Olulo,...
South Korea’s biggest food delivery service in terms of market share, Baedal Minjok, will provide financial support for its riders if they have to go into self-quarantine for COVID-19, the company an...
Things are slowing down as the novel coronavirus appears to become a pandemic. In Korea, big and small meetings -- even demo day events -- are being canceled and people are afraid of human contact. E...
David Yungin Kim, a two-time Grammy award-winning mix engineer, is set to hold his first music mixing workshop in Seoul on Feb. 29. Titled as “All Up in the Mix Workshop in Seoul by David Yungin Kim...
The Seoul Central District Court on Feb. 19 found Socar CEO Lee Jae-woong and VCNC CEO Park Jae-wook not guilty of violating transportation laws with its ride service strongly opposed by the taxi in...
NH Nonghyup introduced 10 startups of the second batch for its accelerator program on Feb. 14, in a private demo day. The 10 startups were incubated by the banking group and impact investing firm Cr...
H2O Hospitality, a vacation rental management company in Japan announced on Feb. 4 it has raised US$7 million in Series B funding from Korea’s venture capitals. Led by Samsung Ventures, Stonebridge...
In the past two years, The Investor team has covered news from inside and outside South Korea and one big question we always kept in mind was how Korean startups go beyond the country that is isolate...
There is a nonprofit organization that might be harder to get into than the prestigious Harvard University. While the Ivy League university had an acceptance rate of 4.5 percent in 2019, more than 6...
Asia Film Lab announced on Jan. 27 that it is inviting Korean applicants for a Masterclass Film Workshop by Hollywood choreography and movement director Francesca Jaynes, scheduled to be held in Seou...
In a dark basement club in Seoul on Friday, scores of 20-somethings got themselves into the spirit, cracking up with laughter and hollering at one another. Soon, people filling up the basement broke...
Global carmakers are paying closer attention to lidar-based sensing technology for better detection of objects on the road. Lidar, which involves sending out light pulses and detecting objects by an...
Yanolja preps to go public in 2022
Antitrust watchdog drafts law to regulate online platforms
Kakao Pay eyes IPO next year
SC Bank Korea partners Toss to launch short-term personal loan
Big Hit’s offering price fixed at 135,000 won
Proptech startup Kasa Korea attracts W9.2b in series B funding
Korean lenders struggle with New York hotel-retail project investment
Netmarble launches storytelling game BTS Universe Story, second collaboration with BTS
September 29, 2020
![[INTERVIEW] A charity that works like a startup](http://res.heraldm.com/phpwas/restmb_idxmake.php?idx=155&simg=/content/image/2020/01/28/20200128000095_p.jpg)
