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Toast Says Market Share Growth Shows FTC Lawsuit Is Groundless

Restaurant and retail technology provider Toast was surprised by a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) lawsuit announced last week and will not let it affect its plans to build a generational company, CEO Aman Narang said Tuesday (Nov. 3) during the company’s third quarter earnings call. “One of our values is, we are all in customer […] The post Toast Says Market Share Growth Shows FTC Lawsuit Is…

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KHNP Partners with TÜV Rheinland to Strengthen Digital Equipment Certification for European Nuclear Market

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) is stepping up efforts to strengthen its certification capabilities for digital equipment used in nuclear power plants, seeking to improve its competitiveness in the…

  • Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) partners with TÜV Rheinland.
  • MOU signed on November 3 to strengthen digital equipment certification.
  • Collaboration aims to meet European nuclear market standards.

·koreaittimes.com

[Opening Market] KOSPI Surges Over 3% in Early Trading on Foreign Buying

On Nov. 4, the domestic financial market opened strongly in a lively atmosphere, taking the previous day’s tech stock rebound in the New York stock market and news of eased uncertainties in global…

  • KOSPI stock market surged over 3% in early trading on November 4th
  • Foreign buying fueled the market's strong opening
  • Samsung Electronics and SK hynix led semiconductor and growth stocks rally

·businesskorea.co.kr

EVs and Hybrids Take 92% of Korea’s Imported Car Market as Tesla Leads for Ninth Month

The combined share of electric and hybrid vehicles in South Korea’s imported passenger car market has surpassed 90%, signaling a fundamental shift toward eco-friendly vehicles.

  • Electric and hybrid vehicles comprise 92% of Korea's imported car market.
  • Tesla leads the market for nine consecutive months with 9,165 registrations.
  • Domestic automakers' sales in October increased by 3.1% year-over-year.

·businesskorea.co.kr

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