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Why CMA CGM Wants FedEx's Logistics Business: A Supply Chain Deal Where Expansion Meets Focus
CMA CGM's agreement to acquire FedEx Supply Chain represents a transaction where the strategies of network expansion and business focus intersect. The conditions of supply chain integration are analyzed by dividing them into ownership transfer and non-exclusive cooperation.
이지영 Editor · 09/24/2026
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Global Economy
Bank of Japan Decides to Raise Policy Rate to 1.25%: When Will Costs Change for Yen-Transacting Companies?
박소유 Editor · 09/21/2026

AI / Tech
Amazon's Zoox Opens the Door to Commercial Robotaxis: The Next Competition After Driverless Driving Is Profitability
강지혜 Editor · 09/20/2026

Global Economy
The Fed Raised the Benchmark Rate to 3.75–4.00%: Three Costs South Korean Companies Should Check Before the Exchange Rate
KBR경영연구소 · 09/18/2026
AI / Tech
How the EU Right to Repair is Reshaping Post-Sale Competition: Exporters Must Redesign Parts and Services From the Ground Up
이우리 Editor · 09/18/2026
Biz / Investment
Why Shipping Giant Maersk Teamed Up with a Delivery Platform: The Connection Strategy for North American E-Commerce Logistics
This article examines transport network accessibility, order-specific selection rules, exception handling, and total logistics costs through the North American delivery integration between Maersk and Shipstore.
박소유 Editor · 09/17/2026
Biz / Investment
The Opportunities Revealed by IKEA's Expanded Used Furniture Take-Back: Where Profitability is Decided in the Resale Business
Using the expansion of Ingka Group's FY25 used product take-back program as a starting point, this article analyzes the cost structure of acquisition, inspection, storage, and resale. It outlines the differences between direct purchase and transaction brokerage, as well as the gaps between collection volume and sales performance.
KBR경영연구소 · 09/16/2026
Global Economy
European Central Bank Rate Hike: How Will Loan Interest, Export Proceeds, and Costs Change for Korean Companies?
Analyzing the ECB's September rate hike through the time lags between policy rates, corporate borrowing, receivables collection, and cost adjustments. It separates forecasts from actual performance and outlines contract-by-contract responses required for European business planning.
류현진 Editor · 09/16/2026
AI / Tech
The Next Bottleneck for AI Data Centers is the Power Grid
Based on the IEA's data center power demand projections and nuclear contracts by Google and Microsoft, this article examines the management challenges of connecting power supply timelines, facility operations, and customer service launches.
류현진 Editor · 09/15/2026
Global Economy
Corporate Risks of Waiting Solely for US Interest Rate Cuts
While the US Federal Reserve kept rates on hold in July with three members demanding hikes, the Bank of Korea raised its base rate in August. Ahead of the September FOMC, we examine the conditions of the policy path through inflation and labor data. We analyze the impacts on South Korean companies by dividing them into exchange rates, foreign currency debt, and customer demand, and suggest reviewing maturity management, currency-specific cash flows, and contract terms.
강지혜 선임기자 · 09/14/2026

