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Park Soo-beom, a breadwinner in his 40s in Seoul, recently purchased a Christmas tree from AliExpress, a Chinese e-commerce platform where users can purchase products from overseas. Because of the steep market price hikes that have affected virtually all consumer items in the country, price is now his top concern, even trumping quality.

Launched in February 2022, Naver's "Naver Premium Contents" has surpassed six million active users as of November 2023.

Samsung has launched the Galaxy SmartTag 2 in South Korea after unveiling it a few weeks ago. It comes in a 4-pack option, too. - SamMobile

A warning has been issued regarding counterfeit products being sold on Naver’s Smart Store portal, including fake Chanel perfume.

It comes in two colors - black and white. The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 unveiled earlier this month debuted today in Korea. It comes in white and black...

If you catch him at one of his stands, streetwear entrepreneur Matthew Gamble may introduce himself as Guksu, a Korean word for noodles. Just take a look at his designs, and youll see why.

Etude House, a high street shop brand of AmorePacific, has made a successful rebound, posting its highest operating profit growth in the first quarter of this year. This success has been achieved due to the diversification of its retail channels and the efficient management of offline stores, according to company officials Thursday.

Samsung Pay and Naver Pay have joined forces to improve their mobile payment platforms in South Korea ahead of Apple Pays release. - SamMobile

Musinsa, Koreas largest fashion goods sales platform, and the Korea Brand Fashion Association consisting of 50 small fashion brands are calling on Naver to clamp down on sales of fake goods on its open market, according to industry officials Friday. The latest calls are coming from Musinsa, Koreas largest fashion goods sales platform, as well as affiliated small brands working together to establish the Korea Brand Fashion Association.

July 22, 2021 SEOUL, South Korea, July 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- AIZEN, an AI-focused fintech company based in Singapore, today has announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire an e-commerce merchant cash management platform in Korea as part of its vertical date economy integration strategy. There are different types of retail e-commerce sites in Korea: open markets like Naver Smart Store; social commerce like Coupang; existing retail giants; and MZ-favored vertical platforms ...