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Doosan Robotics: Moving Beyond Robot Sales to Automation Profits

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Doosan Robotics: Moving Beyond Robot Sales to Automation Profits

Doosan Robotics is shifting the core of its business from standalone collaborative robot sales to process automation solutions. Following the acquisition of U.S.-based ONExia and the integration of its North American subsidiary, consolidated revenue for the first half of 2026 surged 236.0% year-over-year to KRW 32.97 billion, with the revenue share of automation solutions rising to 45%. However, because this growth rate includes the impact of the acquisition's consolidation, it is necessary to distinguish it from organic growth in the existing business.

KBR경영연구소 · 09/17/2026

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Krafton: Questioning the Quality of Growth | KBR Corporate Analysis

Krafton's next growth challenge lies in connecting the success of individual new titles to repeatable franchise expansion. Starting from PUBG's content and UGC expansion and its new IP strategy, KBR jointly analyzed the development organization and talent operations to execute this, the ESG oversight system, and financial performance.

KBR경영연구소 · 09/17/2026

Krafton: Questioning the Quality of Growth | KBR Corporate Analysis

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Children Who Are Good at Math but Struggle with Choices: Why Elementary Economic Education Is Needed

The starting point of economic education drawn from the US financial capability curriculum and the UK's elementary mathematics curriculum… from allowance management to everyday decision-making.

최수진 기자 · 09/16/2026

Children Who Are Good at Math but Struggle with Choices: Why Elementary Economic Education Is Needed

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July M2 Rises 0.3%, Showing Divergence Between Corporate and Household Currency Holdings

This article examines the Bank of Korea's July 2026 monetary statistics, focusing on the growth rate of M2 and its differences across financial products and holding sectors. It organizes the interpretive criteria required for corporate fund management by distinguishing between seasonally adjusted and original series, as well as period-average and period-end balances.

강지혜 선임기자 · 09/15/2026

July M2 Rises 0.3%, Showing Divergence Between Corporate and Household Currency Holdings

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Half of South Korean Students Already Study with AI… Five Essential Competencies Our Children Need

South Korean students maintained top-tier global rankings in mathematics, science, and digital problem-solving in PISA 2025, but their reading scores dropped by 14 points compared to 2022. 51% of 15-year-old South Korean students use AI chatbots for learning at least once a week, with AI being rapidly adopted for summarization, preliminary research, and drafting essays. Recent studies show that while generative AI can have positive effects on learning, providing direct answers can actually weaken independent problem-solving skills. Materials from the WEF and UNESCO emphasize competencies such as analytical thinking, human-centric judgment, ethics, collaboration, and creativity alongside AI technology itself. The core of education in the AI era is not about maximizing AI usage, but about cultivating the ability to read deeply, think independently, verify AI outputs, and use them only when necessary.

최수진 기자 · 09/14/2026

Half of South Korean Students Already Study with AI… Five Essential Competencies Our Children Need

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"If You Can't Do AI, Even the CEO's Seat Is at Risk"... Global Executives Begin to Tense Up

According to a PwC survey, 42% of global CEOs cited whether they are innovating their businesses fast enough to keep pace with technological changes, including AI, as their biggest concern. Only 12% globally and 14% in South Korea have simultaneously achieved revenue growth and cost reduction through AI, revealing a performance gap among companies. In the Conference Board survey, among social, demographic, and technological risks, AI was ranked number one by CEOs, C-suite executives, and boards of directors alike. The WEF evaluated the negative consequences of AI as rising from 30th place in the 2-year outlook to 5th place in the 10-year outlook, viewing it as the fastest-rising global risk in the long term. For South Korean companies, execution capability—connecting organizational, workforce, and technological foundations as well as performance measurement systems to actual management systems rather than simply adopting AI—has emerged as a critical challenge.

최수진 기자 · 09/10/2026

"If You Can't Do AI, Even the CEO's Seat Is at Risk"... Global Executives Begin to Tense Up