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AI & Enterprise
KT shares AX insights to spread entrepreneurship to future talent
KT shared entrepreneurship needed in the AI era and insights on AI transformation with future talent, it said. Park Sang-won (박상원), head of KT’s AX business division, delivered a special lecture on June 5 at the FKI Tower Conference Center in Yeouido, Seoul, as part of the Korea Enterprises Federation’s Elite Internship Course. The lecture targeted about 120 university students and included a Q&A session.
People & Appointments
KB Financial steps up support for national merit recipients ahead of Memorial Day
KB Financial Group is expanding veterans-related support ahead of South Korea’s 71st Memorial Day, it said on Thursday. KB Kookmin Bank carried out volunteer work at Seoul National Cemetery and will launch a remittance cheque service for overseas recipients of veterans benefits on June 8, waiving issuance fees. KB Capital continues a cane-support programme for Korean War veterans. The group also backs descendants of independence activists and provides scholarships for children of fallen or injured public servants.
Industry
MOTIE urgently convenes business groups to address supply chain risks from Middle East war
South Korea\'s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy activated an emergency cooperation channel with major business groups to respond to supply chain risks linked to the war in the Middle East. Minister Kim Jung-kwan met leaders from six economic organisations on March 27 after a presidential emergency economy meeting. The government asked for efforts to secure alternative suppliers, check inventories and prevent collusion and hoarding. It also urged energy-saving measures and pledged strict action against disruptions.
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Industry
Industry ministry warns economic groups over fake news, says it undermines trust across economy
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Finance
Third Commercial Act revision nears as value-up catalyst, business warns of management chill
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Industry
OECD business groups: 60 percent see downturn continuing in first half, sharp contraction view plunges to 0.6 percent