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LAS VEGAS - Top executives and heirs of family-controlled Korean conglomerates took advantage of the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to expand their personal networks and seek the new growth engines for their companies. Making their way through the crowds in the 230,000 square meters of exhibition space at the Las Vegas Convention Center, they did not just promote technologies and products of their own companies at the four-day tech show, but also paid visits to the various exhibition booths of other Korean firms.

Thoughts from a trio of energy storage technology providers and system integrators on the year just gone, and what lies in store in 2023.

LS is on track to reach a record-high performance under the leadership of LS Group Chairman Koo Ja-eun, who is scheduled to complete his first year in office, according to industry officials, Tuesday. He was appointed as the group chairman in November 2021 and began his term in January this year. Under his leadership, LS Group is expected to record its highest performance ever thanks to the favorable performance of its main businesses and acceleration of new businesses.

Major companies such as Samsung, SK, Hyundai Motors and LG will wrap up the end of the year quietly without a separate year-end ceremony, according to industry officials, Sunday. Large offline year-end ceremonies have become a thing of the past as the culture of valuing work-life balance and encouraging employees to use their leftover vacation days is becoming the new normal.

Electronics component manufacturer Taein CEO Lee Sang-hyun won a presidential commendation, Wednesday, for his contribution to fostering exchanges of cultural and sports activities between South and North Korea, the firm said Thursday. Lee is the grandson of the late LS Group founder and honorary chairman of LS Cable & System Koo Tai-hwoi.