Convenience stores launch Toss Face Pay for facial recognition payments in Korea Convenience stores in South Korea roll out ...

The new Face Pay service has been introduced by local mobile financial services provider Toss and is currently being tested ...

A convenience store may not be the first place shoppers think of for fashion, but GS25 is betting that will change. South ...

South Korea’s craft liquor market is poised for significant expansion following the government’s decision to allow small ...

Hotel Shilla announced on the 13th that the Seoul Shilla Hotel has been selected as a five-star hotel for seven consecutive ...

One retailer in South Africa has at least 20 stores that support RFID-enabled self-checkout, reducing the need for till ...

Named JungKwanJang Everytime Studio, the store highlights the brand’s best-selling Everytime range alongside engaging interactive elements.

The biometric payment service allows customers to register their facial data through the Toss mobile app, enabling them to complete transactions by scanning their face at designated terminals in ...

Three of South Korea’s largest convenience store chains have all agreed to adopt a new face biometrics payments system that lets shoppers make payments in stores without either their bank card or ...

Adding the Chinese-influenced soup to the menu was a survival move, she said, as Korean restaurants disappear from the stretch of Buford Highway near I-285 that was once the center of gravity for ...

Incheon International Airport, in Incheon, South Korea, first opened in 2001 ... like cosmetics and fashion in Terminal 1 to convenience stores and a bookstore in Terminal 2, there are many ...