Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Thursday vowed to improve undervalued Korean shares and sustain the ongoing rally by enhancing the market environment and encouraging
Seoul: South Korean stocks rose nearly 2 percent late Thursday morning as investors scooped up tech shares amid eased concerns over the future of artificial
Seoul: The lights inside the National Museum of Korea in central Seoul had already gone out for the night Thursday, but the marble-floored lobby still
Seoul: The unification ministry said Thursday it regrets North Korea’s declaration to maintain a hostile policy toward South Korea but added that Seoul will continue
Incheon: Lotte Duty Free and Hyundai DF Co. have announced they obtained approval to manage duty-free zones at Incheon International Airport, previously vacated by two
Seoul: Cheong Wa Dae announced South Korea’s continued commitment to peaceful coexistence on the Korean Peninsula on Thursday, following North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s dismissal
Seoul: T’way Air Co. on Thursday reported its fourth-quarter net loss of 92 billion won (US$64.5 million), remaining in the red compared with a year
Seoul: Prime Minister Kim Min-seok on Thursday called for rooting out fake news with the help of the prosecution and the police, saying such misinformation