Kim Jaewon

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Staff Writer at Nikkei Asia

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CATL’s state support and the best of Computex Taipei

1 month ago | ft.com | Kenji Kawase |Zijing Wu |Michael Acton |Cheng Ting-Fang |Lauly Li |Kim Jaewon | +1 more

Hello, this is Kenji, presenting this edition of the #techAsia newsletter from Tokyo.
AI startups reshape legal services in South Korea and Japan

1 month ago | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon |Ryohtaroh Satoh

SEOUL/TOKYO -- Hwang Sung-hyun, head of law firm Confidence in southern Seoul, can't say enough about how a new legal tech service has helped him save time and money. The senior attorney said SuperLawyer, developed by South Korean startup Law&Company, helps him analyze similar cases and draft legal documents to submit to courts. "When you hire an associate lawyer, you should pay him 5 million won ($3,500) per month.
South Korean auto workers voice fears over 'crazy' trump tariffs

2 months ago | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

ULSAN, South Korea -- Lee Jae-wook was waiting for a traffic signal in front of a Hyundai Motor factory in Ulsan for an afternoon shift. The veteran assembly line worker enjoys a thick paycheck, but recently he has been fretting about a new concern: U.S. President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on foreign-made vehicles. "I'm worried that [the tariffs] could reduce my workload," Lee said, as overtime pay accounts for a big portion of his wages.
Yoon's criminal trial starts as South Korea races for new election

2 months ago | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

SEOUL -- The criminal trial of former President Yoon Suk Yeol started on Monday with South Korea preparing for early June, when a snap election will determine the disgraced politician's replacement. Yoon attended a Seoul district court hearing. The former chief prosecutor was charged with insurrection during a short-lived martial law in early December.
Return of short-selling in Seoul could spell trouble for defense, shipbuilding stocks

2 months ago | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

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Asia's pet boom lets food, health care, tech players off leash

Mar 28, 2025 | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon |Norman Goh

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Drones, robots and China’s next AI darling

Mar 13, 2025 | ft.com | Cheng Ting-Fang |Lauly Li |Kim Jaewon |Sun Yu |Mitsuru Obe |Cissy Zhou

Hi everyone! This is Cheng Ting-Fang, your #techAsia host for the week, sending a warm hello from Taipei! I just returned to Asia from...
Yoon impeachment trial concludes, with South Korea polarized

Feb 25, 2025 | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

SEOUL -- South Korea's Constitutional Court on Tuesday concluded the impeachment trial of President Yoon Suk Yeol over his short-lived declaration of martial law, but political polarization has only deepened in the country since the crisis began in December. The court said it would announce a date for the ruling later after discussion by the eight justices.
South Korea's impeachment trial in final stages: 5 things to know

Feb 21, 2025 | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

SEOUL -- South Korea's Constitutional Court has become a fierce political battleground as it prepares to rule in early March on President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment. The court has had 10 hearings on Yoon since Jan. 14 to determine if he committed serious enough violations of the constitution for him to be ousted from office when he made a later-rescinded declaration of martial law in early December. More than two-thirds of the National Assembly has voted for his impeachment.
Constitutional reform becomes South Korea's new political battle

Feb 14, 2025 | asia.nikkei.com | Kim Jaewon

SEOUL -- Hundreds of people packed an auditorium at the National Assembly Library on Wednesday as Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon of the governing People Power Party (PPP) hosted a forum on amending the constitution. The scene resembled a K-pop concert, as Oh's supporters shouted his name when he greeted them. "The Republic of Korea is in a national crisis.