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Monica Chin
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Business Editor, Korea JoongAng Daily
Seoul
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entrepreneurs, renewables business, space biotech, startupsartificial intelligence
things that are in danger of death
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By Monica Chin Verified| Korea JoongAng Daily Verified “What’s the opposite of Bachelor in Paradise?” I ask my friend as we load more sporting equipment than either of us has any business carrying onto a public bus at an hour much earlier than either of us has any business being awake. “Monogamy in the slammer?” she suggests. This is the first of many occasions upon which we audibly will question why, exactly, we have chosen to spend our Valentine’s Day on a love-themed ski trip. We certainly aren’t the only ones.
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By Monica Chin Verified| Korea JoongAng Daily Verified “What’s the opposite of Bachelor in Paradise?” I ask my friend as we load more sporting equipment than either of us has any business carrying onto a public bus at an hour much earlier than either of us has any business being awake. “Monogamy in the slammer?” she suggests. This is the first of many occasions upon which we audibly will question why, exactly, we have chosen to spend our Valentine’s Day on a love-themed ski trip. We certainly aren’t the only ones.
Company Info
Korea JoongAng Daily
Korea JoongAng Daily is the English-language edition of the well-known South Korean newspaper JoongAng Ilbo, first published on October 17, 2000. It is part of the JoongAng Group, a major media conglomerate in South Korea that encompasses print, digital, and broadcast media. The newspaper offers news and feature stories written by its staff, along with translated content from the Korean-language JoongAng Ilbo. It is available in both print and online formats, catering to a diverse audience. Korea JoongAng Daily is sold alongside the International New York Times, which enhances its global reach. The publication primarily targets English-speaking audiences in South Korea and abroad, including expatriates and international business professionals. It is one of the three main English-language newspapers in South Korea, alongside The Korea Times and The Korea Herald.
Seoul, South Korea
+1 305-621-8888
Founded: 2000