Coupang warns of revenue slowdown after data breach

13 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 6

The South Korean e-commerce group also posted a bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss after a former employee improperly accessed personal data from nearly 34 million accounts.
The company said the cyber-intrusion has hurt customer spending, signalling weaker 2026 growth across the country's biggest online retail platform.
South Korean regulators said the breach went undetected for months, intensifying scrutiny of Coupang after one of the country's largest known personal-data exposures.

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