Black and White Chef Winner Also Gives Up on 'Cafe' [3-Minute Brief]
[At a Glance]
① "If Qualcomm does it, it proceeds" - Innovation Dead at Samsung
② Even Funeral Fees Taken... A Look at Cryptocurrency Scams
③ Samsung Electronics' Slump... KOSPI Losing Strength
MARKET INDEX
○ U.S. New York stock market's three major indices all closed lower
○ Rising government bond yields continue to weigh on investor sentiment
○ Tesla beats Q3 earnings expectations, rises in after-hours trading
TOP 3 NEWS
■ Cafe, Sseune... Startup that even the black-and-white chef winner was stunned by
○ Intensified competition, difficulty in differentiation
○ Cafe survival rate only 35% over 5 years
■ "If Qualcomm does it, proceed"... Samsung Semiconductor with dead innovation
○ Problem of hesitating bold investments
○ "Samsung must be a first mover to prosper"
■ Returned home after 30 years... but even funeral costs were extorted
○ Total of 36,000 people scammed... mostly elderly
○ Lee Mo, CEO of Ido International, sentenced to 15 years in prison
the Chart : KOSPI unable to gain momentum due to Samsung Electronics' sluggishness
○Impact of Samsung Electronics' sluggishness due to foreign selling
○Samsung Electronics' market cap share in KOSPI exceeds 16%
○ Expected to fluctuate around the 2600 level for the time being
Money-Making Law
■ Contract canceled after believing "loan approved" but rejected... Buyers can cancel contracts
- If this was conveyed to buyers and the loan was later denied
- Court rules buyers can cancel the contract
☞Read article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2024102313515220947
■ Criminal presiding judge also civil presiding judge... Dilemma of small courts and branches
- No separate regulations, left to court discretion
- Potential misuse for forum shopping
☞Read article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2024102313532928357
■ The power of Han River, kickstarting legislative support for K-literature
- Parliament and government also supporting literature and translation
- Focus on establishing legal foundation for graduate school of translation
☞Read article: https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2024102313550035788
※ 'Money-Making Law,' a content partnership corner between Asia Economy and Law Times, is published every Tuesday and Thursday.
Numbers in the News: Age group with the highest employment ratio is '60 and above' elderly
○ Employment ratio of those aged 60 and above hits record high
○ Proportion of startups by those aged 60 and above also at all-time high
○ Need for sustainable employment alternatives in the era of aging population
Today's Key Schedule
○Domestic
08:00 Q3 GDP
24th KOSDAQ C-MES listing, public offering price 30,000 KRW
24th KOSDAQ A-LUX subscription, public offering price 16,000 KRW
24th KOSDAQ Top Run Total Solution subscription, public offering price 18,000 KRW
24th KOSDAQ HEM Pharma subscription, public offering price 23,000 KRW
24th KOSDAQ Airlane subscription, expected public offering price 16,000~18,500 KRW
○Overseas
05:30 Speech by Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England
09:30 Japan October Services Purchasing Managers Index
17:00 EU October Markit Composite Purchasing Managers Index
17:30 UK October Composite Purchasing Managers Index
21:30 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims
22:45 U.S. October Markit Composite Purchasing Managers Index
23:00 U.S. September New Home Sales
◇ Lunch & Commute Weather
○ Precipitation probability morning 0%|afternoon 0%
○ Fine dust morning good|afternoon good
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