Business & Economy
Starbucks Korea Staff Break Silence and 5 More Business Stories
May 24, 2026
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Starbucks employees speak out on overwork and lax safety, while Korea's pension fund eyes a domestic stock pivot.
From barista burnout at Korea's biggest coffee chain to a national pension fund shake-up, this week's business stories reveal the tensions reshaping Korean commerce and capital.
Starbucks Korea Workers Finally Speak Out on Burnout
Excessive events, lax inspections — staff say it was inevitable
National Pension Fund May Bet Bigger on Korean Stocks
All eyes on May 28 fund committee meeting
Marketing Platform Nectar Social Raises 30 Million Dollars
Korean martech startup lands major funding round
Korean Startup Unveils L4 Robotaxi Commercialization Plan
Autonomous A2Z targets full self-driving rollout
What Fund-of-Funds Data Reveals About Korean VC Trends
Government-backed capital flows tell the real story
This Country Will Pay Families Monthly Until Kids Turn 18
230,000 won per month to fight demographic crisis
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