The Korea Herald - 2024-05-08

• Investigat­ion of first lady to begin
• Can tech firms’ AI alliances take on Nvidia?
• Dried seaweed prices skyrocket to record level
• Israeli forces seize Gaza side of Rafah border crossing
• Indonesia’s fighter jet deal cutback – what’s next?
• Yoon revives civil affairs office as first lady faces investigat­ion
• S. Korean envoy to Russia attends Putin’s inaugurati­on
• Seoul city aims to halve carbon emissions by 2033
• Seoul mayor eyes economic ties with Dubai
• Police to suit up with new body armor, shields in June
• Younger Koreans can’t get enough of short-form video, survey finds
• Can China realize its dream of self-sufficienc­y in HBM chips?
• Posco Future M unveils report on sustainabl­e supply chain
• Hanwha to receive $140m in US tax credits with new solar panel plant
• LG CNS hosts contest for math optimizati­on talents
• Korea expresses concerns over US proposed rules on connected vehicles
• NPS commits record W1.5tr for alternativ­e investment­s
• Logistics firms expand facilities on rise of Chinese e-commerce
• Mirae Asset introduces high dividend yield ETF to China
• US FAA probes Boeing over possible falsified records on 787
• China’s thrifty travelers show consumer confidence is weak
• Japan warns of action over rapid currency moves
• Fed’s Barkin: Ending inflation likely to require a hit to demand
• Europe election could force sharp turn in electric car policy
• Amazon commits $9b to double Singapore cloud push
• China’s Nio turns to rival BYD to power new EV brand
• Macron puts trade, Ukraine as top priorities
• PM Modi votes as India’s election heats up
• Columbia cancels university-wide commenceme­nt
• US judge fines Trump again for violating gag order
• British author finds family of inspiring Singaporea­n WWII pilot
• Miniature art finds new fans as interest in niche hobby grows
• Looted treasures due to return to Cambodia
• In global smartphone powerhouse, ‘dumb phones’ still steady sellers
• Is Hybe-Ador conflict a case of growing pains?
• Norman Foster’s largest exhibition in Asia highlights sustainabi­lity in architectu­re
• Grape-accented Zendaya leads garden-themed looks at Met Gala
• Local filmmakers criticize ‘monopoly’ of screens by ‘The Roundup: Punishment’
• ‘Super Rich in Korea’ will leave viewers appreciati­ng Korea more: producers
• Students have the right to protest
• A time to leave your parents
• Naked short selling
• AI not possible without human knowledge
• What fears about ‘Ozempic babies’ reveal
• Protecting trade is protecting yourself
• Wait, how much for a latte? Even Starbucks is suffering
• ‘Night Watch,’ ‘Primary Trust’ among Pulitzer Prize winners
• Loss, recovery and tough choices
• Artist graffitis famous painting by Gustave Courbet
• Britain marks anniversar­y of Charles III’s coronation
• ROUNDUP Aberg pulls out of Wells Fargo with knee injury
• Wembanyama wins rookie award
• Wheeler strikes out 11 in 7 innings for Phillies win

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