Sohee Kim is an Entertainment Correspondent at Bloomberg. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including K-Pop, drama, anime, Bollywood, and the music business, with a keen focus on concerts, festivals, and celebrity news. Sohee's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including BNN Bloomberg, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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Sohee Kim's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including business, consumer electronics, finance, tech, and content & publishing. She often covers investment analysis and cites data in her articles.
Given her focus on K-Pop, South Korea, the chip industry, anime and streaming services, she may be interested in pitches related to trends or developments within these industries. Additionally, given her interest in government announcements and investment analysis she might be open to receiving insights from financial experts or industry analysts regarding relevant policy changes or market impact.
As Sohee seems to cover international news with a specific emphasis on Asia-focused stories related to technology and entertainment sectors such as K-pop; consider offering perspectives that tie into those themes while also being mindful of potential geopolitical implications.
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Humanoid robots dressed in black, luxury hip-hop outfits snap into formation, moving in perfect sync to K-pop songs.
By: Shinhye Kang, Sohee Kim
Police are seeking a warrant for the arrest of BTS-agency Hybe Co. founder Bang Si-hyuk following a probe into allegations the billionaire misled early investors ahead of the K-Pop powerhouse’s 2020 initial public offering.
By: Sohee Kim
The challenge to keep control on rising costs are a feature in 2026, once again, for businesses and the public sector
By: Sohee Kim, Sara Hemrajani, Shirley Zhao
The iconic Hong Kong billionaire’s heir is reshaping the empire.
The Black Label Inc., the studio behind the soundtrack for Netflix Inc.’s KPop Demon Hunters, raised about 120 billion won ($80 million) of expansion capital from major entertainment names including Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s music arm.
Public anger is mounting over ballot shortages during South Korea’s local elections last week, with a growing number of people in the capital calling for a revote.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung nominated SME and Startup Minister Han Seong-sook as prime minister, betting the tech industry veteran will help the country realize its artificial intelligence ambitions.
By: Lucas Shaw, Sohee Kim
Two films built largely with generative AI tools are on view in South Korean theaters
By: Sohee Kim, Haram Lim
South Korean media giant JoongAng Group has filed for court rehabilitation after its broadcaster defaulted on a loan, with the company hit by financial strain linked to its purchase of expensive sports broadcasting rights acquired at the peak of the media market.
