Jung Sung-jae

Despite gloomy headlines, the retail market is robust, with strong year-over-year sales growth. Consumers are spending, driven by strategic deal-seeking.

Heritage Auctions is having a record-breaking year, which is evidence that people are starting to view collectibles as alternative assets.

The enduring appeal of the hit sitcom Friends is being celebrated with a new, permanant Central Perk coffeehouse now open on Times Square, New York ahead of the holidays.

"The Life of a Showgirl," the title track from Taylor Swift's latest album, finally becomes a hit on the U.K.'s main songs chart, earning both her and Sabrina Carpenter a smash.

The complete history of stadium design across the world and how modern venues still take shape based on ancient principles

Re-establishing diplomatic relations between Israel and Bolivia means a potential partnership that portends the possibility of breakthroughs in the storage of renewables.

We know that Pluribus is getting a season 2 on Apple TV, but now we have an update on how long its star want it to run.

A former Boston Red Sox slugger has broken his silence after a surprising trade sent him out of town.

2025 saw inspiring immigrant athletes, thankful refugees and immigrants who sacrificed to build a better life in their adopted country.

Fresh off a merger that created South Korea’s first AI chip unicorn, Rebellions’ head Sunghyun Park is readying the next generation of its power-saving chips.

The growing K-beauty craze catapulted Jung Sung-jae, founder of beauty device maker Classys, into the ranks of Korea’s 50 Richest list for the first time.

The growing K-beauty craze catapulted Jung Sung-jae, founder of beauty device maker Classys, into the ranks of Korea’s 50 Richest list for the first time.

EV-linked stocks have lost their sizzle amid slowing sales of EVs in Korea, down 10% in 2024.

The $320 million IPO last July of online games developer Shift Up, Korea’s second-largest listing of 2024, made its founder and chairman Kim Hyung-tae a billionaire.

Shares of Samyang Foods have been on the boil, up 265% over the past year, fueled by the raging popularity of its spicy Buldak (fire chicken in Korean) instant noodles.

Leveraging its nearly three-decade-long track record in India, auto billionaire Euisun Chung’s Hyundai Motor Group listed its Indian unit last October, raising $3.3 billion in the country’s largest-ever IPO.

Three newcomers buck the trend, including Kim Jung-soo & Chun In-jang, the couple behind spicy Buldak noodles.