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Samsung to invest $2.2 billion on LCD expansion
November 22, 2007 South Korea's Samsung Electronics said on Thursday it plans to invest $2.21 billion to expand its eighth-generation liquid crystal display line.S. Korea drops Sun-only software mandate
April 23, 2004 The country reverses a decision to force cellular providers to use only Sun download software to sell ring tone, games or other features.HP to open research center in South Korea
October 13, 2004 Over the next five years, the company will spend $40 million on its new lab, which will focus on the digital home.Report: U.S. tops list of spam-offending countries
October 26, 2007 U.S. sends about 28 percent of the world's spam--more than five times as much as second-place South Korea, says security firm.Korean social-networking site hopes to nab U.S. fans
August 11, 2006 Hugely popular in its home country of South Korea, Cyworld is determined to bring its success to the United States.South Korea leads the way
July 28, 2004 special report Washington can learn some valuable lessons about broadband from Seoul.Samsung invests in another LCD plant
February 28, 2005 Samsung Electronics will invest $2.1 billion in a liquid crystal display panel manufacturing plant in Tanjeong, South Korea, the company announced late last week.About South Korea's 'dependency' on Microsoft
January 29, 2007 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says South Korea might be in bed with Microsoft, but PC users there are kicking the company hard.How far will India's tech juggernaut go?
June 27, 2005 Having already built a huge successful business on outsourced services, India now has ambitions of becoming an international powerhouse in all forms of technology. Will it become a signficant threa...IBM, LG winding down joint venture
August 31, 2004 Sources say the two companies will likely dissolve their 8-year-old subsidiary sometime this year.Nation: Techno-revolution in the making - Part 1 of South Korea's Digital Dynasty
June 23, 2004 South Korea has launched the equivalent of a space program in technology, with an aggressive strategy in consumer electronics.South Korea's digital dynasty
June 25, 2004 Nearing financial collapse only a few years ago, Seoul government and national conglomerates have battled back to become major force.Editors' picks: South Korea stories around the Web
June 23, 2004 A historic initiative by the Seoul government and leading companies is turning their country into a technology powerhouse. Read some of the reports around the Web.Spam's 'dirty dozen' exposed
March 1, 2004 The United States, Canada, China, South Korea and the Netherlands are the top five birthplaces of spam worldwide, according to a new analysis.Business: An industry stalwart is reborn - Part 2 of South Korea's Digital Dynasty
June 24, 2004 Once known for cheap products, Samsung has undergone a complete upscale transformation and is driving its country's recovery.Linux companies set to launch Asianux 2.0
August 24, 2005 Backers in China, South Korea and Japan are ready to go with a regional variation on the open-source operating system.U.S. broadband A-OK
January 10, 2005 It's hip to fret about the need for a "national broadband policy," but CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh wonders if the U.S. is really doing so badly.South Korea's house of the future
May 13, 2004 Even with the privacy fears, the home-networking technology South Korea is promoting is hard to resist, CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says.HP cooperating with printing probes
January 21, 2004 The company continues to cooperate with European and South Korean investigators as they pursue separate investigations into the printing industry, according to an SEC filing.Broadband adoption skyrockets worldwide
September 16, 2003 The number of broadband subscribers worldwide surged 72 percent in 2002, to 62 million, as more households upgraded their dial-up modems for speedier access, a new study finds.
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