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Youkyung Lee
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Korean Dumplings Go Global
South Korea's largest food company is developing its own machines to automate the normally labor-intensive production of the Korean dumpling.
Operations
Samsung Bets $22B on AI, Autos
Even by Samsung's standard, the size of the investment announced Wednesday was huge.
Safety
BMW Apologizes Over Engine Fires
Images and videos of BMW sedans engulfed in smoke and gutted by fires caused alarm among drivers.
Safety
Samsung, Workers Agree to End Standoff
Supporters have camped out for nearly three years to demand that Samsung apologize for making workers sick and provide compensation for their illnesses.
Operations
The Startup Challenging Amazon
A guide to Xiaomi and its upcoming IPO.
Product Development
Hyundai & Audi Collaborate on Fuel Cell Tech
The companies will develop electric vehicles powered by fuel cell.
Advanced Mfg
Google Invests $550M in Alibaba Rival
Southeast Asian consumers are forecast to spend $88.1 billion online by 2025.
Product Development
Samsung Pledges to Increase Renewable Energy Use
Companies are promising to increase their use of solar and other renewable energy to help curb global warming.
Operations
GM Reaches Tentative Deal in Korea
The agreement between GM and its union steers the American carmaker away from filing for bankruptcy protection for its loss-making Korean unit.
Operations
Samsung Estimates Big Profit Jump
Demand for memory chips continued to be robust.
Supply Chain
Korean Workers Blast Trade Deal
Hyundai Motor's labor union called it "a humiliating deal."
Supply Chain
Korea, U.S. Revise Trade Deal
The U.S. agreed that annual exports of up to 2.7 million tons of South Korean steel products will be exempted from recently announced 25 percent tariffs.