Jiyoung Sohn is a Mint Author. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Asia, LATAM, and the automotive industry. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as MarketWatch, The Wall Street Journal, Human Capital, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jiyoung’s coverage is quite diverse, with a focus on technology, finance, and consumer electronics. She seems to have a particular interest in South Korea and its tech industry.
When reaching out to Jiyoung, consider providing insights into the evolving trends within the mentioned industries. Additionally, she often cites data in her articles; therefore, offering statistical analysis or research findings related to the topics covered could be compelling for her.
Given her extensive coverage of the chip industry and technology sector in South Korea as well as broader technological trends globally, experts who can provide deep insights into these areas will likely grab her attention.
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By: Jiyoung Sohn
America’s biggest carmaker invests $600 million in South Korea and moves to full capacity despite Trump’s tariffs.
Jiyoung Sohn SEOUL—After President Trump's auto tariffs took effect a year ago, General Motors pledged about $5 billion in new U.S. investments
By: Andrew Barnett, Jiyoung Sohn
Samsung is expected to outearn Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet, while two other memory giants are projected to enter top-10 profit list this year.
By: Jiyoung Sohn, Joyu Wang, Junko Fukutome
Global success of AI-related companies in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan stokes red-hot market fever.
By: Junko Fukutome, Jiyoung Sohn, Joyu Wang
Global success of AI-related companies in South Korea, Taiwan and Japan stokes red-hot market fever.
By: Jiyoung Sohn, Andrew Barnett
With plans to boost prices, Apple is counting on an affluent user base able to shell out $1,000 or more for a device.
With plans to boost prices, Apple is counting on an affluent user base able to shell out $1,000 or more for a device.
By: Jiyoung Sohn
The world’s two largest memory-chip makers said their existing investments wouldn’t be enough to meet demand, amid a worldwide shortage.
By: Jiyoung Sohn, Vicky Ge Huang
Jiyoung Sohn, Vicky Ge Huang SK Hynix's historic U.S. trading debut helped investors regain their appetite for the AI trade.
By: Jiyoung Sohn, Vicky Ge Huang
Major indexes edged higher on Friday, capping a volatile week.
