Seoul: After choppy trading, South Korean shares ended 1.8 percent lower Friday, capping a turbulent week, as big-cap tech shares lost ground amid concerns over
Ulsan: One worker was confirmed dead and another is feared dead after a boiler tower collapsed at a thermal power plant in Ulsan. The collapse
Seoul: KEPCO Engineering and Construction Co., a subsidiary of the state-run utility firm Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO), announced a significant increase in its third-quarter
Pyongyang: North Korea and Russia have engaged in discussions to enhance cooperation between their military-political entities, as reported by state media on Friday. This development
Seoul: Government officials discussed Friday ways to supply public housing in the greater Seoul area through the use of idle state-owned land in order to
Seoul: The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment held a public hearing on Nov. 6 to discuss the Lee Jae Myung administration’s 2035 nationally determined
Seoul: The South Korean currency fell to its lowest level in nearly seven months against the U.S. dollar Friday, weighed down by risk-aversion sentiment stemming
Seoul: South Korea’s 2026 budget has been introduced as a blueprint for an AI-driven future, as announced by President Lee Jae Myung during his budget