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Japanese-Korean film ‘Knuckle Girl’ gets a premiere date
Japanese-Korean live-action film Knuckle Girl will make its debut on Prime Video on November 2. The film, an adaptation of Kakao's popular webtoon, is produced by Amazon Studios and Kross Pictures, a Korean film production company. It is directed by noted Korean director Chang and stars Japanese actor Ayaka Miyoshi.
Japanese-Korean film ‘Knuckle Girl’ gets a premiere date Japanese-Korean live-action film Knuckle Girl will make its debut on Prime Video on November 2. The film, an adaptation of Kakao's popular webtoon, is produced by Amazon Studios and Kross Pictures. Starring Japanese actor Ayaka Miyoshi, it narrates the story of a professional boxer named Ran Tachibana.
Gift Nifty, Asian markets to selloff in US stocks - key triggers for Indian stock market today | Mint Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 0.95%, while the Topix also declined 0.9%. South Korea’s Kospi eased 0.11% and the Kosdaq was also down 0.88%. South Korean internet giant Kakao saw its second quarter net profit fall by 44%.
OpenAI CEO visits South Korea as country seeks to encourage AI development South Korea is one of few countries that has developed its own foundation models for artificial intelligence. Local tech firms such as Naver, Kakao, and LG are seeking ways to tap niche or specialised markets that have not yet been addressed by big tech in U.S. or China.
SM Entertainment releases statement in support of Kakao’s tender offer K-pop agency SM Entertainment has released a statement in support of internet giant Kakao’s tender offer to buy a large stake in the company.
S.Korea’s Kakao makes $962 million tender offer for K-pop agency SM South Korean tech group Kakao launched a 1.25 trillion won offer for K-pop agency SM Entertainment on Tuesday.
Kakao makes bid to become SM Entertainment’s largest shareholder, fending off HYBE Kakao has launched a bid to become the largest shareholder of K-pop agency SM Entertainment, escalating its battle against BTS label.
Kakao Strikes Back in the Battle of K-Pop Empires Kakao, together with its entertainment unit, on Tuesday made a tender offer of nearly $1 billion for 35% of K-pop label SM Entertainment. Kakao had already bought nearly 5% of SM, which manages bands such as Super Junior and Aespa, last week.
Technology – NSA chief warns of TikTok’s broad influence NSA Director Gen. Paul Nakasone said he is concerned about the broad influence Chinese-owned video app TikTok has on its users. Twitter CEO Elon Musk denounced a forthcoming documentary about him by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney. South Korean technology firm Kakao launched a tender offer to buy up to 35% of K-pop agency SM Entertainment.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won. Kakao currently owns about 4.9% of shares in SM. If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) SM, the group behind popular K-pop groups such as NCT and aespa, saw its shares jump over 15% to 149,700 won. If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle South Korean technology firm Kakao launched a tender offer to buy up to 35% of K-pop agency SM Entertainment. Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) SM, the group behind popular K-pop groups such as NCT and aespa, saw its shares jump over 15% to 149,700 won. Kakao currently owns about 4.9% of shares in SM.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) SM, the group behind popular K-pop groups such as NCT and aespa, saw its shares jump over 15% to 149,700 won. If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Kakao offers to buy 35% of K-pop firm SM in growing battle Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won ($115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) SM, the group behind popular K-pop groups such as NCT and aespa, saw its shares jump over 15% to 149,700 won. If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Kakao offers to buy 35 per cent of K-pop firm SM in growing battle South Korean technology firm Kakao launched a tender offer to buy up to 35% of K-pop agency SM Entertainment. Kakao offered a tender price of 150,000 won (US$115) per share, making the total value of the offer 1.25 trillion won ($960 million) If the tender offer is successful, the firm would control about 40% of SM shares.
Reuters Entertainment News Summary S.Korea's Kakao makes $962 million tender offer for K-pop agency SM. Louis Vuitton shows playful, French styles at Musee d'Orsay in Paris. Women's stories stand out in Oscars race, but Hollywood lagging in gender parity.
Regulator watches as K-pop agencies battle for tie-up with SM Entertainment Kakao's agreement to acquire SM shares as a step towards forming a partnership with the target company is also being opposed in a court action. The court action could improve the chances of HYBE reinforcing its dominance of the K-pop market.
Asia-Pacific markets mixed as Fed says inflation is on the decline The Nikkei 225 fell 0.29% to 27,606.46, dragged down by declining shares of Sharp, Nintendo and Softbank. The Topix, however, closed fractionally higher at 1,983.97. Kakao announced a planned acquisition of 1.23 million shares of SM Entertainment.
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