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Coocon Q2 operating profit up 6.3 percent to 4.96 billion won
Coocon posted year-on-year growth in both revenue and operating profit in the second quarter and plans to expand new businesses in the second half. The company reported second-quarter revenue of 17.96 billion won and operating profit of 4.96 billion won. It launched an MCP-based data API and linked global mobile payment services, and completed a stablecoin proof of concept. Coocon also plans to establish a local unit in Singapore this year.
Finance
NHN KCP holds briefing with KOTRA on entering Japan market
NHN KCP held a briefing with the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency for South Korean companies seeking to enter the Japanese market. The company said the event was arranged ahead of the domestic launch of Japan’s PayPay service to support merchants and firms preparing to expand to Japan. About 50 companies attended, alongside partners including SB Payment Service and PayPay. Sessions covered market trends, rollout plans, GTPP use and one-on-one consultations.
Games & Commerce
Cafe24 launches e-commerce integration service with Japan\'s NE
Cafe24 said on Tuesday it signed a business partnership agreement with Japanese e-commerce solution company NE Co. Ltd. to strengthen its push into Japan. The companies will link Cafe24\'s premium service Cafe24 PRO with NE\'s SaaS e-commerce backend system NEXT ENGINE and launch the service in August. The integration will allow Japanese e-commerce operators to handle global storefront setup and order and inventory management in one environment.
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Finance
Korean stocks see record volatility on Middle East risks; AI race accelerates
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Finance
PayPay delays Nasdaq IPO roadshow after fallout from Iran crisis
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Crypto
Binance sees institutional investors entering in force, stablecoins taking root as payment method
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Finance
Naver Pay runs Lunar New Year overseas payment, travel insurance promotions
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Finance
Alipay\'s ambitious plan to evolve into an alternative to Visa and Mastercard