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South Korea and Japan Trade War – Complete Breakdown
South Korea and Japan are Asia’s biggest economies after China and India. Both have been able to gain worldwide recognition for their global brands. Korea has become a major player in the electronics industry with Samsung and LG. Japan continues to be strong players in the automotive industry with…
6 Tips to Flawless Android App Development
Android App developers are in hot demand in Korea, which makes sense since Samsung alone holds a 46% market share. However, android app development is not even remotely close to what it was before. There are many different developments that have changed the ball game, especially when it comes to…
Seoul Aims to be one of the World’s Leading Startup Hubs
South Korea is the world’s 12th-largest economy and the fourth-biggest exporting nation. In addition, exports comprised 34 percent of the Korean economy in 2022. Major corporations have benefited from this substantial export increase over the last decade. As a result, the large, predominantly…
5 Step Guide to Setting up a Business in Korea as a Foreigner
The question that I get asked the most from foreigners in Korea is about setting up a business in Korea. South Korea has become an excellent location for global entrepreneurs and investors looking to enter the Asian market. Seoul, in particular, has become a global hub for startups passionate about…
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.…
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…
