Recent disclosures from U.S. regulators have reignited debate over pricing practices in the grocery industry, placing Walmart and PepsiCo at the center of renewed scrutiny. A previously sealed government complaint, made public following the dismissal of a federal lawsuit earlier this year, sheds light on how the Federal Trade Commission viewed the relationship between the… Continue reading FTC Allegations Spotlight Walmart’s Pricing Power in the Grocery Market
Turn an Old Smartphone Into a DIY Security Camera
If you have an old smartphone lying unused in a drawer, it can be put to work as a basic home security camera with minimal effort. Instead of throwing it away or letting it collect dust, you can repurpose the device to monitor your home, office, or even keep an eye on pets while you’re… Continue reading Turn an Old Smartphone Into a DIY Security Camera
How currency shift favours south Korea as China’s new bargain travel hotspot
According to Korean Tourism Organisation, 4.7 million Chinese tourists have already visited south Korea in the first 10 months of 2025, which is more than the total number of visitors for the entire last year. Recent movements in Asian currencies are beginning to influence travel decisions across the region, particularly among Chinese tourists weighing… Continue reading How currency shift favours south Korea as China’s new bargain travel hotspot
Why Japan’s Internet Feels So Different
For many visitors and first-time users, Japan’s internet can feel strikingly unfamiliar. Webpages often appear crowded, colorful, and dense with information, a sharp contrast to the minimalist designs common in much of the Western digital world. Yet this distinctive style did not emerge by accident — it reflects deeper cultural, linguistic, and aesthetic traditions. Japanese… Continue reading Why Japan’s Internet Feels So Different
Daegu FC Backs Experience as Edgar Commits to New Season
Daegu FC has confirmed it will continue its partnership with veteran Brazilian forward Edgar, signaling a vote of confidence in experience and leadership as the club prepares for life in the second-tier K League 2. The announcement was made as teams across South Korea finalize their squads for the upcoming season. Edgar’s return marks his… Continue reading Daegu FC Backs Experience as Edgar Commits to New Season
South Korea Moves to Curb Plastic Waste With New Pricing and Design Rules
South Korea is preparing a new policy package aimed at reducing plastic waste, with a particular focus on cutting the use of disposable cups. The environment ministry is expected to unveil the plan in the coming days and hold a public hearing to collect opinions before the measures are finalized. At the center of the… Continue reading South Korea Moves to Curb Plastic Waste With New Pricing and Design Rules
Hyundai Motor Group to Spotlight AI Robotics Strategy at CES 2026
Hyundai Motor Group plans to present its artificial intelligence–driven robotics strategy at CES 2026, marking a strategic shift toward advanced robotics following setbacks in autonomous driving. The showcase will feature Atlas, an all-electric humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics, which will be demonstrated publicly for the first time. Atlas is positioned as a core element… Continue reading Hyundai Motor Group to Spotlight AI Robotics Strategy at CES 2026
Japan’s Maritime Industry Charts a Greener, More Resilient Future
Japan’s shipbuilding and maritime sectors remain critical to the country’s economic security, employment, and trade, according to Keita Arakaki, director-general of the Maritime Bureau at the transport ministry. He notes that shipbuilding is deeply tied to regional economies, particularly around the Seto Inland Sea, where local manufacturers, financial institutions, and service providers form a tightly… Continue reading Japan’s Maritime Industry Charts a Greener, More Resilient Future
Honda to cut down production at plants in Japan and China due to shortage of semiconductor chips
Honda Motor will have to cut down production at plants in Japan and China in coming weeks, due to fallout of the global chip shortage. The company will halt output in Japan on Jan. 5 and Jan. 6, a spokesperson mentioned on Thursday, without specifying which plants will be affected. Moreover, its three facilities in… Continue reading Honda to cut down production at plants in Japan and China due to shortage of semiconductor chips