Samsung launches InnoX Lab to lead next-gen AI innovation

Samsung Electronics has established a new organization dedicated to advancing humanoid robots, digital twin solutions and physical artificial intelligence technologies as part of its broader strategy

Seoul shares open sharply higher on US gains

1.47 percent. In Seoul, big-cap shares got off to a strong start as investors went bargain hunting following the KOSPI's steep drop last week. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics added 1.72 percent

Seoul shares end higher on bargain hunting, US rate cut hopes; won sharply up

closed 1.23 percent lower Friday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite sliding 2.24 percent. The S&P 500 index fell 1.6 percent. In Seoul, market top-cap Samsung Electronics rose 1.16 percent to close at

Korean shipbuilders form MASGA task force to boost US industry ties

delegation that included Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong, Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Chung Euisun. Meanwhile, Korea’s shipbuilding trio is pursuing various measures to boost its operations

Samsung to exclusively stream Jonas Brothers’ concert tour in 17 countries

Samsung Electronics announced Monday that it will exclusively stream the Jonas Brothers’ 20th anniversary tour, "Jonas 20: Greetings from Your Hometown," through its free streaming platform Samsung

Seoul shares open higher on tech gains

-heavy Nasdaq composite sliding 2.24 percent. The S&P 500 index fell 1.6 percent. In Seoul, big-cap shares kicked off mixed. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics rose 1.02 percent, while chip giant SK

Foreign money returns to Kospi, piling into Samsung Electronics

largely by a massive 3.5 trillion won buying spree on the country’s leading chipmaker, Samsung Electronics. Offshore investors bought a net 6.28 trillion won worth of local stocks on the main bourse Kospi

SK hynix overtakes Samsung to lead global memory market for 1st time with HBM surge

SK hynix has claimed the top spot in the global memory chip market for the first time, overtaking long-time leader Samsung Electronics on the back of its dominance in high bandwidth memory chips, the

Seoul shares snap 6-day winning streak after US tariff deal

strategies and export trends will likely affect the market." Top-cap shares traded mixed. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics fell 1.65 percent to 71,400 won, while chip giant SK hynix surged 3.8 percent to

Korea holds line on chips as US tariff deal offers strategic relief

. Although the US has yet to announce a specific figure for tariff rates on semiconductors, Samsung Electronics, a leading memory and contract chip supplier, said the recent agreement has "helped reduce