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Inspire Entertainment Resort in South Korea has named Sangwon Lee as chief transformation officer, effective Monday.  Inspire Entertainment Resort in Incheon, South Korea has named Sangwon Lee as chief transformation officer. According to Chosun Biz, Lee’s resume includes stints at McKinsey & Company, LG Electronics and Serveone. There he “improved growth strategies and internal operational efficiency”. Lee

South Korea is taking big steps to catch up with the changing crypto world. After the United States passed the new GENIUS Act, the law aims to make clearer and safer rules for digital currencies. South Korea’s ruling party doesn’t want to be left behind.  They have just announced plans to fast-track fresh laws covering

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SEOUL - South Korea's former prime minister and acting president Han Duck-soo ended a short, ill-fated attempt to win the conservative party's presidential nomination on Sunday after days of internecine disputes just days out from the election. Rival Kim Moon-soo was chosen as nominee for the People Power Party after party members voted on Saturday

Science & Nature South Korea’s state-backed Institute for Basic Science has ordered the first of five cubesats to study Venus from LEO starting next...

Science & Nature KIGAM is turning Taebaek’s former coal mine into a testbed for harvesting lunar resources. The post How an abandoned mine became Korea’s...

Key takeaways Bybit suffered the biggest theft of all time in the crypto space after losing $1.5 billion to hackers on Friday.  The Bitcoin Pepe presale is now approaching $3 million as more investors pile in. Bybit suffers the biggest theft of all time in the crypto space Bybit, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges

Kim Tae-hyun, chairman and CEO of South Korea’s National Pension Service South Korea’s top pension fund pays $1.6 billion for an office complex on its home turf, with that deal leading today’s headline roundup. Also in the news, CapitaLand’s China REIT posts a drop in distributions and Australia’s Macquarie closes its US debt capital markets