Monday, June 15, 2026

South Korean Biotech Seeks Breakthrough in $Trillion-Scale Alzheimer’s Market

AriBio's AR1001 is a promising oral Alzheimer's drug aiming for global blockbuster status by 2027, focusing on convenience and safety.

Prime Minister Kim Urges Global Asian Business Leaders to Help Tackle Middle East-Driven Economic Risks

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok warns of economic risks from Middle East tensions and urges World-OKTA to support crisis response efforts.

Can Your AI Draw a Pelican on a Bike? This Test Says a Lot

A new AI benchmark test reveals Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet excels in depicting a pelican on a bicycle, outperforming competitors.

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Samsung Biologics Named Dow Jones Best-in-Class World Index for Fifth Straight Year

Samsung Biologics has been recognized in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class World Index for five consecutive years, showcasing its ESG achievements.

Korea’s Biotech Healthcare Firms Possess Cutting-edge AI Diagnostics and Precision Medicine

South Korea's biotech sector excels in technology but needs better storytelling and governance to attract global investments.

Merz named among ‘Global Sustainable Brands & Leaders 100’ for second consecutive year

Merz Aesthetics Asia recognized for sustainability efforts, CEO Yoo Soo-yeon named Global Sustainable Innovation Leader for second year.

Hanmi Pharmaceutical’s Leadership Shake-Up: What Does New CEO Hwang Sang-yeon Mean for the Future?

Hanmi Pharmaceutical Group's management dispute appears to be resolved, marking its first external leadership in 53 years.

Sony Honored as One of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the 7th Year

Sony Group has been named one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" for the seventh year, excelling in corporate ethics and governance.

Samsung to Discuss New Director Nominations Ahead of Shareholders’ Meeting

Samsung Electronics plans to discuss new director nominations at an upcoming board meeting, focusing on internal and external candidates.

Samsung to Retire Over 50 Million Shares in KRW 3.5 Trillion Buyback

Samsung Electronics plans to retire over 50 M shares, investing KRW 3.5 trillion to enhance shareholder value and stabilize stock prices.

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