Another PUBG universe game is set to release “by next year”
It looks like another game set in the, yes, PUBG universe to set to release “by next year”. That comes from Bloomberg, which spoke to Krafton CEO Kim Chang-han and laid out a plan of what’s to come.
Kim explains that the company plans to release “another PUBG-related PC and console game by next year”. There are also plans to launch a new battle royale title on mobile this year that’s based on PUBG. As Kim explains, he’s determined to expand the company past the battle royale game’s initial success. There are other plans on the horizon for Krafton, too. The company is planning an initial public offering that could be worth as much as $27.2 billion. Bloomberg also reports that an animated production is in the works alongside a web cartoon.
Schwan s Company affiliate to bring new facility, 600 jobs to Sioux Falls
CJ Foods USA, a subsidiary of South Korean food conglomerate CJ CheilJedang and affiliate to Marshall, Minn.-based Schwan s Company, announced on Monday a state-of-the-art food production facility in an industrial park in northwest Sioux Falls that will make Asian-style meals, sides, snack and appetizers sold and distributed by CJ Foods and Schwan s. Company officials promise 600 full-time jobs at the facility. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | ×
Minnesota-based Schwan s Company is selling an 80 percent stake in the company to a company based in South Korea. Flickr photo by R. Nial BradshawFlickr photo by R. Nial Bradshaw
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Pyongyang hackers eye more coronavirus research, Kaspersky says
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North Korean-government linked hackers are continuing their effort to break into entities working on coronavirus-related research.
In their latest antics, the hackers, suspected to be part of the government-backed hacking team known as Lazarus Group, have zeroed in on a pharmaceutical company and a government health-focused entity, according to Kaspersky research published Wednesday. Kaspersky attribute the hacking spree to Lazarus Group with “high confidence.”
Kaspersky did not identify the targeted entities and did not reveal where the pharmaceutical company or the government entity are located.
The activity appears to be just the latest of Pyongyang’s campaigns targeting coronavirus-related work. In recent months, North Korean hackers have reportedly gone after Johnson & Johnson and Novavax, both U.S.-based firms working on potential corona