Hyundai Rotem Q1 Net Income Rises 29 Percent to 202.7 Billion Won
Seoul:<Text> Hyundai Rotem on Friday reported its first-quarter net income of 202.7 billion won (US$136.7 million), representing a significant 29 percent increase from the same
Seoul:<Text> Hyundai Rotem on Friday reported its first-quarter net income of 202.7 billion won (US$136.7 million), representing a significant 29 percent increase from the same
Seoul:<Text> South Korean stocks opened slightly lower on Friday, pulling back from a recent rally as ongoing tensions in the Middle East influenced investor sentiment.
Seoul:<Text> President Lee Jae Myung returned home Friday from his two-nation swing to India and Vietnam, where he focused on expanding strategic cooperation in energy
Seoul:<Text> South Korea and Australia will begin a monthlong project next week to excavate the remains of an Australian soldier who went missing while fighting
Seoul:<Text> Hyosung Heavy Industries Co. has announced its net profit for the first quarter, revealing a decrease of 11.9 percent to 91.3 billion won (US$61.5
Seoul:<Text> K-pop girl group Le Sserafim on Friday will prerelease the lead single of its second studio album set for release next month, the group’s
Seoul:<Text> Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol on Friday urged South Korea’s business leaders to continue efforts to innovate and find new growth engines to support the
Seoul:<Text> A court has granted an injunction sought by members of K-pop group The Boyz to suspend their exclusive contracts with management agency One Hundred
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