Seoul: The South Korean won gained slightly against the U.S. dollar Monday amid renewed sell-offs by foreign investors in local stocks caused by the spread
Seoul: Cho Tae-yong, the former chief of the National Intelligence Service (NIS), along with five other ex-political appointees from the spy agency, have been officially
Seoul: South Korean stocks closed higher Monday, rebounding from a steep decline the previous session, as investors scooped up major chipmakers, including market heavyweight Samsung
Seoul: Samsung Electronics Co.’s largest labor union announced on Friday that it will proceed with a significant strike planned for next week, despite the company’s
Beijing: U.S. President Donald Trump left Beijing for Washington on Friday, wrapping up his three-day visit here for summit talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping
Seoul: South Korean stocks plummeted more than 6 percent Friday, after briefly topping the historic 8,000-point landmark, as investors moved to cash out tech and
Seoul: Samsung Electronics Co.’s largest labor union announced on Friday that it will proceed with a significant strike planned for next week, despite the company’s
Beijing: U.S. President Donald Trump left Beijing for Washington on Friday, wrapping up his three-day visit here for summit talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping