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.
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SEOUL—A South Korean appeals court ordered billionaire AI tech mogul Chey Tae-won, of the SK conglomerate, to pay his ex-wife roughly $645 million
By: Jiyoung Sohn
The decadelong dispute between AI-tech mogul Chey Tae-won and his ex-wife Roh Soh-yeong has unfolded like a K-drama—with money, romance, corruption and betrayal.
SEOUL—One of the world's biggest memory-chip makers reported a record $64 billion quarterly profit on Wednesday—and its stock price still fell nearly 10%.
By: Jiyoung Sohn
South Korea’s SK Hynix shares fell nearly 10% despite record results powered by the AI boom.
Thanks to mid six-figure bonuses, engineers at Samsung and SK Hynix are the hottest bachelors in South Korea.
SEOUL—John Baek is 32, single and open to a serious relationship. But on a first date, he's got a particular dilemma: He doesn't want to say where he works.
By: Jack Pitcher, Jiyoung Sohn
A slow-motion collapse in South Korea’s Kospi index erased $2.5 trillion in value, burning investors who bet on the AI boom.
By: Jiyoung Sohn, Jack Pitcher
A slow-motion collapse in South Korea's Kospi index erased $2.5 trillion in value, burning investors who bet on the AI boom.
By: Jiyoung Sohn
The program seeks to connect more South Koreans to homegrown AI chatbots with the goal of advancing the country’s push for AI sovereignty.
SEOUL—South Korea plans to give its entire population free access to generative AI services, the first major state-led offering treating the technology akin to a public utility.
