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Despite the endless chaos surrounding the Ukraine and Russian war, the world keeps moving and there is no time for rest without new surprises. Elon Musk comes out strong with bold statements regarding the acquisition of Twitter, South Korea sees its new president take office in a new era, and the

There have been numerous changes due to the post corona world and the Russian war. To survive in the flow of change, economic subjects are struggling to make the strategy of survival. Content company Disney starts to directly approach consumers' real life. Matching platform Tinder uses noble techn

INNOVATION FOR ALL: The new car market for electric vehicle and its substantial potential in global industry - Youbin Han (Academic Affairs)

INNOVATION FOR ALL: the next frontier for online interaction that COVID 19 is bringing forth - Jayun Won (Academic Affairs)

Source: United Nations Development Futures Series (UNDP Global Policy Brief) - Minkwan Seo (Academic Affairs)

Business Planet went to Paris to discover how award winning business is creating a change by transforming food waste into renewable energy. French firm ‘Love Your Waste’ gathers food waste and turn it into treasure. The waste is turn into bio-gas, organic fertilizer, and renewable energy. The aim of

Hitch, China and Hong Kong’s popular ride-hailing firm is being accused for discriminating women. The company is implementing a controversial service of banning females from using the service late at night. This is due to the killings of two female passengers while they grabbed a car during late nig

Planning to initiate 100% renewable energy use by 2030, Amazon announced its innovative plan towards sustainable business by promising billions of dollars of investment to battery-powered delivery vans from Rivian, an electric-truck startup. Jeff Bexons, CEO of Amazon, claimed that its investment is

First, consider the fact that growing cows produce environmentally harmful methane and require more land and water than other livestock. With this fact in mind, think about how beef is a key ingredient in making burgers. In order to cut back on the carbon footprint and decrease greenhouse gases at t

Switzerland has pledged under the 2015 Paris Agreement to cut down on net emissions by 50% by 2030. To follow up from the previous pledge, Switzerland recently promised to have zero net emissions by year 2050. Although the Council admits that this is an ambitious goal, Switzerland has continuously b

Non-profit organization Chatham House released a report saying that developing nations should invest more in recycling and saving the environment, which will create millions of jobs and reduce material and emission costs. It urges three measures to effectively support such green investment, throu

A group of charities and faith groups claimed that they need specific legal guidance on whether charities should invest in companies that contribute to climate change. The charity groups want law governing their investment to ensure they are ethically sound and do not contribute to climate change

In a 2018 report, 60% of prisons failed to get inmates into education or training placements even when there were spaces available. In order to take care of this situation, the Redemption Roasters Cafe trains teenage inmates aged 18 to 21 with specialty coffee skills including customer service, f

‘The innovation powerhouse’ is an ecosystem for the innovative industries, which is a center of creativity, multi-tenant building where different companies meet, inspire and stimulate innovation. Van Berlo, which is design-driven innovation agency, envisioned a unique working space, an open ecosy

A small rural town in north-east Victoria is turning to social enterprises to create new jobs and prevent locals from having to leave in search of employment opportunities. The Upper Murrary Community Backer, which is launched in Corryong in 2015, and so far the program has helped many locals land

The Will Smith Oscar slap and Bucha atrocities have been at the center of public interest and controversy over the recent weeks. While the two events vary greatly in nature – one being a scandal in the entertainment industry and the other a major humanitarian crisis – both have sparked debate and i

How Laws and Regulations change in pace of digital revolution and development - Do Yeon Lee (Academic Affairs)

INNOVATION FOR ALL: Middle-aged and Seniors as the center of trend-making, the need of new jobs for 58 generations. - Juhye Hong (Academic Affairs)

INNOVATION FOR ALL: Technology against coronavirus - Minlo Lee (Academic Affairs)