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Korea Steps In to Steady the Won

Korea Steps In to Steady the Won

urja | December 31, 2025 | 2:46 pm | Business

The Bank of Korea disclosed that it sold a net $1.745 billion in foreign currency during the third quarter as part of its market intervention efforts. The move aimed to curb excessive volatility in the won amid global uncertainty and shifting capital flows.

Leadership Shake-Up at Lululemon Ahead of New Year

Leadership Shake-Up at Lululemon Ahead of New Year

urja | December 12, 2025 | 4:38 pm | Business

Lululemon announced that CEO Calvin McDonald will step down on January 31, 2026, after nearly seven years in charge, as the athletic-wear brand faces softer U.S. sales and stiff competition. Interim co-CEOs are in place while the board begins its search for a permanent successor.

Market Momentum Surges as Investors Shift Focus

Market Momentum Surges as Investors Shift Focus

urja | December 12, 2025 | 4:19 pm | Business

U.S. stocks hit fresh record highs as traders move money away from tech and toward other thriving sectors. With confidence rising and portfolios rotating, the broader market is gaining new strength—signaling a powerful finish to the year.

Why WikiFX Still Ranks on Google

Why WikiFX Still Ranks on Google

Noi Jh | November 28, 2025 | 10:14 pm | Business, Technology

WikiFX appears in top search results due to strong SEO, massive content output, and global keyword targeting—not credibility. Google rewards activity and engagement, so the site ranks high even amid criticism. Brokers must strengthen their own online presence to control brand reputation.

Hotels Adopt Airline-Style Pricing for Extra Amenities

Hotels Adopt Airline-Style Pricing for Extra Amenities

urja | November 3, 2025 | 3:25 pm | Business, In The News

Hotels are taking a cue from airlines by introducing à la carte pricing for add-ons like early check-in, pool access, and room preferences. This new model lets travelers personalize their stays—but it also means guests may soon pay separately for perks once included in standard rates.