Government Freezes Fuel Price Caps Amid Global Market Volatility
Seoul:<Text> The government announced Thursday that it will maintain existing price caps on fuel products for an additional two weeks, taking into account international oil
Seoul:<Text> The government announced Thursday that it will maintain existing price caps on fuel products for an additional two weeks, taking into account international oil
Seoul:<Text> Hyundai Rotem Co. announced on Thursday that it has secured a 491 billion-won (US$332 million) contract to supply driverless electric multiple units (EMUs) for
Seoul:<Text> After squeaking into the postseason in 2025, the NC Dinos are off to a less-than-ideal start to their Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) campaign in
Seoul:<Text> A court ruled Thursday that the sports ministry’s call for heavy disciplinary action against the country’s top football official in 2024 was justified. The
Seoul:<Text> Vietnam’s top leader To Lam has expressed a warm welcome to Korean firms for their involvement in Vietnam’s nuclear power ambitions, as revealed by
Seoul:<Text> Sales of South Korea’s leading automaker Hyundai Motor Co. and its affiliate Kia Corp. in Europe experienced a 5.5 percent rise in March compared
Seoul:<Text> Illegal fishing by foreign vessels in South Korean waters will face tougher punishment under revised laws, the maritime ministry said Thursday.According to Yonhap News
Seoul:<Text> KB Financial Group announced a significant 11.5% increase in its net profit for the first quarter of the year, marking an all-time high. The
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