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Editorial

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PPOSCO
Close-up view of the POSCO logo displayed in large silver three-dimensional letters mounted on the upper facade of a modern glass office tower, shot from a low angle against a clear deep blue sky, with the building's grid pattern of windows and perforated metal paneling visible beneath the sign.
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Inside POSCO, Schaeffler, Panasonic and Lumen’s Path to Smarter CX

  • August 25, 2026
The Gist Preparation beats technology. Across four B2B companies on three continents, AI success depended on organizational readiness…
KKorea
K-pop band, K-pop band plea to fans, Cortis, K-pop band Cortis, Put down the phone, editorial, Indian express, opinion news, current affairs
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A K-pop band’s plea to fans: Put down the phone

  • August 8, 2026
2 min readAug 8, 2026 07:07 AM IST First published on: Aug 8, 2026 at 07:07 AM IST…
SSouth Korea
A daytime photograph of a large white floating building on a river, shot straight-on from a bridge leading up to its entrance. The structure's exterior is composed of angular, overlapping white paneling with a wave-like ripple pattern across the upper facade, and rows of glass windows span multiple levels. Green "SEOUL WAVE" and "ARTCENTER" signage sits at the top of the building, with a Starbucks logo and "STARBUCKS" wordmark visible on the lower left section behind glass storefronts. A long gray pedestrian walkway with white metal railings extends from the foreground toward a central glass entrance door, where a single person is visible walking toward the building. The structure floats on calm river water, flanked by white mooring platforms and life-ring safety equipment on either side. Above, a bright sky with scattered clouds and soft late-day sunlight fills the upper half of the frame, with distant city buildings faintly visible along the horizon on the right.
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What the Starbucks Korea Crisis Teaches Marketers About Cultural Risk

  • July 13, 2026
The Gist Cultural landmine. Starbucks Korea’s ‘Tank Day’ tumbler campaign collided with the anniversary of the 1980 Gwangju…
KKorea
What Are Generations in K-Pop and Why Did BTS Change Everything?
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What Are Generations in K-Pop and Why Did BTS Change Everything?

  • June 25, 2026
K-pop was born as a very local phenomenon tied to the South Korean music industry and to regional…
NNorth Korea
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EDITORIAL: China calls for peace but stays silent on North Korea’s nukes

  • June 10, 2026
The denuclearization of North Korea, a common goal of the international community, was apparently not a topic of…
Korea
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