Coupang Faces Scrutiny
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South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang is navigating scrutiny, including a U.S. House report criticized as one-sided by South Korea's Democratic Party. The company also recovered monthly payment volumes despite a data leak.
Trump traded Coupang shares 18 times last year, holding up to $200 million worth
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump traded shares in Coupang, a New York Stock Exchange-listed company, 18 times between October last year and May this year. - Trump's team stated that his stock transactions during his presidency were managed independently and he was not involved in portfolio operations. - The exact profit or loss from these trades is unknown, but the maximum estimated value of C…
Coupang recovers to $4.8 trillion monthly payments in June despite data leak
- Coupang's payment volume recovered to 4.8 trillion won in June, surpassing pre-data leak levels. - The e-commerce giant saw its monthly active users increase to over 35 million. - Competitors like G…
US House 'discriminatory' report on Coupang hearing draws fire from Democratic Party
- The Democratic Party expressed regret over a U.S. House committee report that deemed a parliamentary hearing on Coupang's personal information leak discriminatory. - The party stated that investigat…
South Korea's Democratic Party regrets US report on Coupang, calls it one-sided
- The Democratic Party of South Korea expressed strong regret over a U.S. House report alleging discriminatory treatment of American companies like Coupang by the South Korean government. The party st…
