Seoul: South Korean stocks opened sharply lower Thursday, driven by losses in some big technology companies on Wall Street amid signs of progress on the
Seoul: South Korea’s industry minister announced on Thursday that the U.S. government is anticipated to release the results of its investigation into alleged overproduction under
Seoul: The Lee Jae Myung administration announced a controversial tax reform package that has raised concerns among homeowners and policymakers. The package, unveiled after five
Seoul: Korea Investment Holdings Co. on Thursday reported its second-quarter net income of 998.4 billion won (US$704.4 million), up 84.8 percent from a year earlier.
Landf co.: LandF Co. on Thursday reported its second-quarter net profit of 52.9 billion won (US$37.2 million), marking a significant turnaround from a loss of
Seoul: The main opposition People Power Party (PPP) on Thursday criticized President Lee Jae Myung for his comments suggesting that the Korea Military Academy was
Seoul: The KOSPI 200 saw a significant upswing as it closed with notable gains in various sectors. Among the top performers, HanmiPharm and APR recorded