Category: Print Economics
Naver to launch logistics unit and AI computing division
By Putri Wulandari November 14, 2026
Naver plans to launch a logistics unit and expand its AI computing division to diversify revenue streams after signing a 2 trillion won deal.
Crescendo raises $350m for Korean tech fund
By Siti Rahayu November 6, 2026
Crescendo Equity Partners , a private equity firm backed by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, has raised over $350 million from international investors for.
South Korean banks consider tighter executive cyber oversight
By Siti Rahayu November 5, 2026
Executive cyber oversight is being tightened by South Korean banks as they plan stricter security duties and compliance audits after recent data breaches.
Anthropic highlights AI safety concerns in filing
By Putri Wulandari October 29, 2026
Anthropic highlights significant AI safety concerns in its stock market listing plans, citing potential risks and conflicts.
Jio’s record IPO boosts India’s tech ambitions
By Putri Wulandari October 28, 2026
Jio Platforms’ $3B IPO debuts at 21% premium, marking India’s largest tech offering and boosting Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries in telecom dominance.
Cortina boosts luxury living with eco-friendly mountain development
By Dewi Lestari October 16, 2026
Cortina d’Ampezzo redefines luxury living with its eco-friendly mountain development, blending alpine charm and sustainable innovation to attract global buyers.
Alessio Boni Reflects on Career, Fatherhood, and Nature’s Influence
By Dewi Lestari October 15, 2026
Alessio Boni's reflections on his career, fatherhood, and nature's influence, offering insights into his diverse roles and personal journey.
Bentley unveils Torcal, its first all-electric luxury sedan
By Putri Wulandari October 7, 2026
Bentley’s Torcal is the brand’s first all-electric luxury sedan, delivering up to 1,350 Nm torque and 888 horsepower for instant performance.
North American property premiums fall as liability eases
By Siti Rahayu October 2, 2026
Property premiums are set to keep falling in North America through 2027, with Willis reporting a 14.5% Q2 drop, while liability pricing eases.
First Africans Gain Certified International Trade Credential
By Putri Wulandari September 23, 2026
Two African professionals become the first from the continent to earn the Certified International Trade Professional (CITP®) credential, marking a milestone in