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#AsiaRocks a Gateway for Startups to Enter Asian Markets 

In 2019, Taiwan Startup Stadium launched its first-ever #AsiaRocks event in Taiwan. #AsiaRocks aims to bring together prominent ecosystem builders across APAC to provide startups a whole new gateway to Asian markets. Through the exhibition, keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking…

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Taiwanese Startups Looking to Enter the South Korea Market

The Ministry of SMEs and Startups has been active in trying to raise awareness for Korean startups by participating in global events like CES and startup conferences. At CES, they have their own K-Startup pavilion. CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is the world's largest consumer electronics show and…

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    Starting a Business in Korea

    10 Things You Should Know Before Starting a Business in Korea

    South Korea's GDP is 10th in the world with a total of $1.64 trillion as of 2019. A small country like South Korea has made the top 10 because they have made a concerted effort to open up its economy to foreign players. Therefore many foreigners are interested in starting a business in Korea.…

    South Korean e-commerce

    Targeting South Korean Consumers – Everything you Need to Know

    South Korea has powerful industries in mobile, automotive, beauty, fashion, entertainment, and technology. They got to this level because of their massive workforce that has usually put career over family. The average Korean worker works about 70 hours a week. It got so bad that the Korean…

    Korean Banks Using Blockchain Technology

    Korean Banks Using Blockchain Technology – Complete List for 2023

    Around the world, the industry that has been against Blockchain the most have been banks. However, in Korea, banks seem to be embracing Blockchain technologies. At first, many Korean banks saw Blockchain as a competition. Early on, many banks in Korea feared they would lose funds and customers to…