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Monday, March 8th, 2010

Jerry Langley, Up and Beyond

From lending money, to borrowing money, to teaching the crafts of money-making, Jerry Langley has certainly moved upwards on the social ladder, or as he may call it, the learning curve. Considering the achievements of Jerry Langley, a shift along the learning curve may be an oversimplification. Based on Jerry Langley's background as the Vice President of McDonalds Corporation, Korea IT Times held an interview to share his insights on world commerce, both past and present.

Monday, January 4th, 2010

There are many ways of doing a rain check for the year 2010. One can observe the clouds to see which way the majority is tilting towards, feel the gushing winds and see what the media has to say, or one can simply see what the government has to say about the following year. With all the speculation about what has to happen in 2010, the government certainly seems firm about their plans and policies that will lead to economic development, better living standards, and overall just do a better job putting food on the table for everyone.

 

Biosimilars

Monday, January 4th, 2010

'Made in Korea'

 

On December 14th 2009 the Ministry of Knowledge Economy announced the 'World Class Product of Korea.' This was a triumphant moment for 387 current world class products and 197 next-generation world class products of Korea for the event was the promise of active support from the government.

 

'Discount Korea'

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

 

Forecasters of 2010 Economy

Friday, December 18th, 2009

 On December 17 at 09:30 am, Choi Kyung-hwan, Minister of Knowledge Economy, along with 61 CEOs of public institutions, such as Choi Geuk-ryul, President of Korea Merchant Association; Hong Suk-woo, Administrator of Small and Medium Business Administration (SMBA); Kim Ssang-su, KEPCO CEO

Thursday, December 17th, 2009

As the merger of the three subsidiary companies of LG Telecommunications has been granted by the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), investors are showing peaked interest in the future value of the company. Experts say it would be better to exercise appraisal rights, but opinions about future values have differed.

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
As the merger of the three subsidiary companies of LG Telecommunication has been granted by the Korea Communications Comission (KCC), investors are showing peaked interest in the future value of the company. Experts say it would be better to exercise appraisal rights, but opinions about future values differ.
Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
Choi Kyung-hwan, the minister of knowledge economy, held the 'tech+ forum', at Sheraton Walkerhill Hotel at 10:00AM on Dec 9, 2009 with the slogan, 'Ideas Changing The World' in front of 500 audiences, selected as those known for setting worldly trends in various fields to lecture about the topic "Korea and its new growth strategy to the new economic order after the crisis".
Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Since the global economic crisis, countries around the globe have experienced an economic recession with high unemployment rate. However, many experts believe the recession is almost over. The government, associations and many companies are ready to make investments in new fields with high potentials.

700 billion won new growth fund investment will help the small and medium size companies.

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

Smartphones. The term is fairly self-explanatory. A smartphone can be characterized as a miniature computer that can make phone calls. The first smartphone was introduced in 1992 after its first launch by IBM as a phone with a variety of applications including a calendar, address book, email, and games. The modern world demanded computers to change from being portable, where a user is able to carry a device from point A to point B but is unable to use it while moving, to mobile, where a user is both able to carry and use a device from point A to point B.

Thursday, December 3rd, 2009

Asia takes up 40% of the world's land area, and 60% of the world's total population.