SEOUL, South Korea’s industrial output inched up last year on rising demand for semiconductors and vehicles, but retail sales and investment fell amid an
Any change related to college admissions is an issue of paramount interest in South Korea, as it concerns not only pupils in middle and
SEOUL, From Korean abstract art master Yoo Young-kuk (1916-2002) to Seundja Rhee (1918-2009), one of the few female first-generation Korean abstract artists, the Korean
President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday vetoed the Special Act on Itaewon Disaster. The president’s decision was foreshadowed on Jan. 9, when members of
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.336 3.331 +0.5
2-year TB 3.319 3.312 +0.7
3-year TB 3.261 3.268 -0.7
10-year TB 3.345
Following a two-year grace period, the Serious Accidents Punishment Act (SAPA) came into effect on Saturday for smaller businesses. This regulation applies to companies
SEOUL, Vice ministers of South Korea and the United States on Wednesday discussed ways to enhance cooperation on major minerals, carbon-free resources, and other
SEOUL, LG HandH Co. on Wednesday reported its fourth-quarter net loss of 120.4 billion won (US$90.2 million), remaining in the red compared with a
SEOUL, North Korea said Wednesday that it conducted a drill to launch the strategic cruise missile Hwasal-2 the previous day.
The missile launch did
