Korea Joongang Daily
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Coupang CEO sells 15 million shares after earnings disappoint

Coupang CEO Bom Kim will sell 15 million shares valued at $356.3 million after disappointing earnings, with plans to donate 2 million.

2024-11-07

Yanolja establishes U.S. subsidiary as part of public listing push

Online hotel booking company Yanolja set up a subsidiary in the United States as part of its push to go public.

2024-06-03

Coupang, now bigger than Hyundai Motor, energizes rivals

After losing money for a decade straight, Coupang started trading in New York on Thursday with an $80 billion market cap.

2021-03-12

Coupang cashed up and ready to go after huge IPO

After a wildly successful IPO, Coupang is cashed up and ready to take on competitors gunning for the leadership position in Korea’s highly-competitive e-commerce market.

2021-03-12

Coupang delivery worker dies days before NYSE listing

Coupang is facing another death-from-overwork claim just days before it is set for a monster listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

2021-03-08

Coupang cuts driver fees ahead of $2.8 billion IPO

Coupang is set to raise about $2.8 billion in its planned initial public offering (IPO) on New York Stock Exchange, according to an S-1A filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

2021-03-02

[NEWS IN FOCUS] New York listing for Coupang not as odd as it might seem

Coupang founder Kim Bom-suk said during the company's first anniversary celebration, in 2011, that he planned to list the company on the Nasdaq within two years.

2021-02-18

Coupang, a giant, decade-old start-up, prepares for listing

It’s been little more than a decade since Coupang was established, but the e-commerce operator has been a market disrupter that has set new retail rules.

2021-02-15

Coupang seeks New York listing with 2 classes of shares

Coupang is planning to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in a $1-billion offering that could make it the largest foreign issuer in the United States since Alibaba.

2021-02-14

'Ant' investors can go global with 1000-won Tesla trades

Korea Investment & Securities (KIS) introduced its “Mini Stock” service Thursday, a mobile stock trading app for shares of international companies, the brokerage announced during an online conference on the day of the rollout.

2020-08-13