[New Release] 'Global Rich Invest Globally' and More

◆Global Wealthy Invest Globally = This book reveals the seven principles and secrets of global investment, which involves broadly investing in stocks worldwide. The author has worked as a fund manager at Nissay Asset Management in Japan and founded the investment company Sky Capital Group in 2013. It emphasizes the importance of global investment by adding overseas stocks beyond U.S. stocks, noting that the world's wealthy are investing in global companies in Europe, India, and South America as well as the U.S. It recommends an asset allocation ratio of 50% conservative investment, 30% active investment, and 20% very active investment, and also introduces 10 global investment focal points to watch.

(Written by Nobuhiko Shimura / Sigma Books)

◆Wise Semiconductor Investment = This book provides detailed information necessary for successful semiconductor investment. Composed of 16 chapters, it can be broadly divided into five parts. Chapters 1-2 cover the basic concepts of semiconductors, while chapters 3-4 explain the differences between memory and non-memory semiconductors. Up to chapter 7, it describes the characteristics and relationships of fabless (semiconductor design specialists), foundries (semiconductor contract manufacturers), integrated device manufacturers (IDM), and design house companies, examining specific investment opportunities. From chapter 8 onward, detailed explanations follow on semiconductor front-end processes such as wafer, oxidation, photolithography, deposition, etching, metal wiring, wafer-level testing, and back-end processes including packaging and testing. (Written by Woo Hwangje / Iremedia)

◆The Airship = The twenty-ninth novel by Belgian author Am?lie Nothomb, which sold 250,000 copies in France and became a bestseller. The French daily Lib?ration praised it as a work brilliantly depicting adolescence and the accompanying pain. The protagonists are Anjou, a nineteen-year-old university literature student who does not fit in with peers, and Pi, a sixteen-year-old high school student who cannot properly read a single word but is preparing for university entrance exams. Anjou and Pi meet as tutor and student, reading classical literature together and deepening their understanding of each other. In an interview, Nothomb said Anjou is a doppelg?nger representing her own nineteen-year-old self. (Written by Am?lie Nothomb / Translated by Lee Sanghae / Open Books)

◆Grit, Overcome Yourself Until the End = This book contains life attitudes and wisdom from a marketer who overcame the misfortune of losing a hand in a youth accident and rose to become a CEO of a major corporation. The author lost his right hand in a grenade explosion accident while serving as an army lieutenant and suffered severe injuries with 24 grenade fragments embedded in the back of his head. However, he did not give up. Instead of dreaming of becoming a general, he pursued a new dream as a marketer. He served as marketing director at Dial in the U.S. and Roche in Switzerland. Domestically, he held positions such as marketing executive at Aekyung Industrial, vice president at KTF, and president of Ceragem H&B. The secret to success is grit and perseverance. He advises never to give up no matter what misfortune befalls you. (Written by Jo Seohwan / Sam & Parkers)

◆Title IX = ‘Title IX’ refers to the ninth section of the U.S. Education Amendments enacted in 1972. It is the first law in U.S. education to prohibit gender discrimination. Over the past 50 years, it has expanded its scope to include opportunities for women’s admission and employment, expansion of women’s sports activities, eradication and prevention of sexual violence, and protection of minority rights, influencing law, sports, human rights, feminism, and society at large. Title IX is regarded as the most important law after women gained the right to vote. This book covers the 50-year journey since Title IX’s enactment and raises questions about what is needed for a fairer society. (Written by Sherry Boschert / Translated by Noh Sinae / Wisdom House)

◆Gentle Street = A picture book for children under seven years old. The characters in the book, personified like cacti, all carry their own thorns. Their blunt expressions, cold gazes, sharp noises, indifference, and neglect become thorns that frighten the child. The child asks the mother if they will grow thorns too when they grow up. The mother replies that everyone has thorns and that thorns will sprout someday. At the same time, she reminds the child not to forget that flowers also bloom. The child realizes that even simple greetings like "Thank you" and "Enjoy your meal" can create a gentle street full of flowers. (Written and illustrated by Minji / Darim)

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