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David Yi

Verified
  • Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Very Good Light
  • Co-Founder, Good Light Cosmetics
New York
As seen in: Very Good Light, Medium, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Mashable, New York Daily News, Oxford Academic, MDPI, ELLE, Yahoo Sports, Allure and
Founder @goodlight_world at ULTA BEAUTY and Editor @vgoodlight. Author of PRETTY BOYS, @harpercollins Exec producer JAMES @staymacro (Art by @_jekun)
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Freshfields advises on the US$401 million global offering and listing of Ingenic Semiconductor on HKSE

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By David Yi Verified, Xinyu Wang, Howie Farn
| freshfields.com
Aug 25 2026 Global law firm Freshfields has advised Ingenic Semiconductor Co., Ltd. (“Ingenic Semiconductor”) on the Hong Kong and US law aspects of its US$ 401 million global offering and listing of H shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (“HKSE”).
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Korean Beauty Is Booming. My Korean Beauty Brand Is Closing. Original

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By David Yi Verified
| Allure Verified
In the summer of 1997, my sister, my mother, and I locked arms as we walked through Seoul’s Dongdaemun market. We looked like any other Korean family—except my sister and I gave it away with our American swagger in our Tommy Hilfiger zip-ups and Jansport backpacks, pinching our nostrils like clothespins. “What’s that smell?” we whispered, trying not to laugh. I tugged my mother’s sleeve. “Moyah?” The word for “what’s that” slipped out in my American-accented Korean.
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Selon deux décisions rendues aux États-Unis, la reproduction d’œuvres aux fins d’entraînement de grands modèles de langage constitue une utilisation équitable - Partie 2 : Kadrey v Meta

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By David Yi Verified, William Chalmers, Fiona Sarazin
| Lexology Verified
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