Heejin Kim
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Tesla Sold Only One Car In Korea In January
The company’s sale of a solitary Model Y SUV was its worst month since July 2022.
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Tesla Sold Only One Car In Korea In January
The company’s sale of a solitary Model Y SUV was its worst month since July 2022.
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GM’s Battery Partner LG Posts Big Earnings Miss Amid Weak Demand
Revenue declined 6.3% to 8 trillion won, below a 8.5 trillion won estimate.
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GM’s Battery Partner LG Posts Big Earnings Miss Amid Weak Demand
Revenue declined 6.3% to 8 trillion won, below a 8.5 trillion won estimate.
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South Korea Watchdog Intensifies Crackdown On China-Linked Notes
The watchdog said it uncovered several issues during a two-month inspection.
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South Korea Watchdog Intensifies Crackdown On China-Linked Notes
Authorities will start investigating 12 institutions to determine wrongdoing over the sale of ELS tied to the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index.
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South Korea Watchdog Intensifies Crackdown On China-Linked Notes
Authorities will start investigating 12 institutions to determine wrongdoing over the sale of ELS tied to the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index.
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Hyundai Breaks Ground On Plant To Build 200,000 EVs A Year
Hyundai Motor Co. will start construction of a new electric vehicle plant in South Korea capable of producing 200,000 cars a year.
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Hyundai Breaks Ground On Plant To Build 200,000 EVs A Year
Hyundai Motor Co. will start construction of a new electric vehicle plant in South Korea capable of producing 200,000 cars a year.
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Battery Makers Hunt For Graphite Before China Controls Kick In
China’s Ministry of Commerce said last Friday that it will place some types of graphite under export controls.
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US Lets Samsung, SK Hynix Expand Giant Chip Plants In China
The Biden administration will allow Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc. to acquire the equipment they need to sustain and expand their giant chipmaking operations in China, South Korea’s government said, a victory for the world’s two biggest memory makers.
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Hyundai’s Workers Vote To Strike For First Time In Five Years
Hyundai Motor Co.’s union workers voted to go on strike for the first time in five years, part of an effort to boost wages and raise the mandatory retirement age as inflation hits the South Korean economy.
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Hyundai’s Workers Vote To Strike For First Time In Five Years
Hyundai Motor Co.’s union workers voted to go on strike for the first time in five years, part of an effort to boost wages and raise the mandatory retirement age as inflation hits the South Korean economy.
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Hyundai Raises Sales, Profit Targets After Earnings Beat
Hyundai Motor Co. raised its target for revenue and profit for this year as favorable foreign-exchange rates and rising popularity of premium models helped growth.
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Hyundai Raises Sales, Profit Targets After Earnings Beat
Hyundai Motor Co. raised its target for revenue and profit for this year as favorable foreign-exchange rates and rising popularity of premium models helped growth.
