Corporate Sales Decline in South Korea Amid U.S. Tariffs Impact
Seoul: South Korean companies reported weaker overall growth and profitability in the second quarter due mainly to the impact of the United States’ aggressive tariff
Seoul: South Korean companies reported weaker overall growth and profitability in the second quarter due mainly to the impact of the United States’ aggressive tariff
Busan: A 78-year-old woman was acquitted Wednesday for partially biting off the tongue of her attempted rapist in a landmark retrial of the case more
Seoul: Household loans extended by South Korean banks grew at a faster pace in August compared to the previous month, driven by a recent increase
Seoul: The latest trading session saw the KOSPI 200 index closing with significant gains, with numerous stocks experiencing an upward trend. Notable movements included LIG
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 index witnessed a day of predominantly positive movement, with several key stocks showing notable gains. Among the companies that saw an
Seoul: Environment Minister Kim Sung-hwan has indicated a potential reevaluation of plans to construct new nuclear power plants, highlighting the necessity for public opinion to
Seoul: Vice Defense Minister Lee Doo-hee on Wednesday inspected the military’s readiness in mobilizing helicopters to tackle wildfires during his visit to the Army’s aviation
Nashville: South Korea captain Son Heung-min has collected his 136th cap to create a three-way tie atop the country’s male rankings. Son subbed in for
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