VC&C Appoints Kang Hee-soo, Former Yogiyo Executive, As New CEO for Tada Mobility Platform
[딜사이트 민승기 기자] VC&C, the operator of the mobility platform ‘Tada’, announced on the 29th that it had appointed Kang Hee-soo, former head of Yogiyo Platform Business Division, as its new CEO. Representative Kang’s term of office is two years. CEO Kang is an expert specializing in information and communications (IT) and platform business. After … Read more
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High-end real estate and high construction
2024-01-28 11:39:15 Perspectives in prestigious real estate, heritage restoration, exceptional projects…Thibault de Saint-Vincent, president of Barnes…
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Euro or not Euro, is there really no alternative? The “debt-free” proposal
Euro or not Euro, is there really no alternative? Here is the “debt-free” proposal In the media,…
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China Evergrande Group Faces Threat of Liquidation: The Wall Street Journal Reports
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 28th, citing several people involved, that China Evergrande Group, a major Chinese real estate developer undergoing restructuring, is facing the threat of liquidation. The picture is the company logo. Picture taken on September 26, 2021. (2024 Reuters / Aly Song) [２８日 ロイター] – The Wall Street Journal […]
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China Evergrande Group Faces Threat of Liquidation: The Wall Street Journal Reports
