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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung raises U.S. Galaxy S26 prices by up to $200
Samsung has raised prices for its Galaxy S26 series on its U.S. website by at least $100, with increases of up to $200. Prices rose for the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra, while the Galaxy S26 FE, released a month ago, was excluded. The 256GB Galaxy S26 now starts at $1,000, $200 higher than the same-capacity Galaxy S25. Reports cite worsening mobile profitability as a factor.
Games & Commerce
Rising demand for reasonably priced products lifts Musinsa\'s Mujinjang sale
Musinsa said its Mujinjang Summer Black Friday campaign is posting strong sales early in its fifth year. As of June 16, more than 100 participating brands had exceeded 100 million won in sales, rising to more than 171 by 10 a.m. on June 17. Musinsa is offering discounts on about 598,000 items from 4,350 brands. It also cited rising inflation as a factor boosting interest in major discount events.
Finance
KakaoPay unveils June payment benefits at Musinsa, Twosome and more
KakaoPay is offering June payment benefits at major partner brands including Musinsa, Twosome Place, convenience stores and Olive Young, ahead of the summer consumption season. It will run linked promotions with Musinsa through June 23, including in-store events and instant discounts. Twosome Place will offer a limited-time 50 percent discount on June 17. Convenience store and Olive Young discounts, along with point rewards at Salady, are also included.
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Games & Commerce
Musinsa Mujinjang Black Friday lifts online users by more than 70 percent
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Crypto
Stablecoins, ETFs, OTC seen as key crypto liquidity metrics in 2026
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Crypto
Bitcoin slumps to $65,000; leverage, Strategy sale and ETFs add pressure
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Industry
SD card prices surge as much as 300 percent as memory crunch bites
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Games & Commerce
Shift Up posts record 181.1 billion won operating profit in 2025
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Games & Commerce
TikTok says to speed up global expansion for Korean brands, holds TikTok Shop CEO Circle 2026
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Finance
U.S. buy now, pay later transactions hit record; Adobe sees 11 percent rise