The number of Korean startup unicorns continues to rise every single year. But what makes a startup a unicorn in the first place? To qualify as a unicorn, a privately owned startup has to have a valuation of over $1 billion. Therefore, they can not be listed on a stock exchange or have merged with…

The health and wellness startups in Korea saw a boost post COVID. More and more people were looking to stay healthy both physically and mentally. In Korea, businesses such as gyms, pools, restaurants, clubs, and bars were closed for over a year. Koreans were finding it difficult to release their…

Businesses in South Korea are quick to adapt using technology. Many businesses started to set up self-ordering monitors, which customers embraced. Now many industries are increasingly using AI technology to transform customer engagement. Conversational AI in Korea is one of the hottest sectors, and…