Seoul shares turned higher late Wednesday morning on tech gains, with investors concerned over a possible slower pace of the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts.
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A Seoul court has approved the process to find a new owner for e-commerce platforms TMON and WeMakePrice placed under court-led rehabilitation since early September
Lee Sang-deuk, an elder brother of former President Lee Myung-bak and a former National Assembly vice speaker, died Wednesday after a battle with a chronic
South Korea plans to launch its third military reconnaissance satellite in December, the state arms procurement agency said Wednesday, as part of efforts to bolster
The top security officials of South Korea and Poland on Wednesday expressed concerns over growing military ties between North Korea and Russia and agreed to
The Seoul city government will deploy patrol forces and implement traffic controls in the city’s 15 most crowded districts during the upcoming Halloween week to
A multi-billion dollar counteroffer by Korea Zinc Inc. for its own shares is set to expire Wednesday, with shares of the world’s biggest zinc smelter
A senior U.S. administration official confirmed Wednesday that thousands of North Korean troops are in Russia “to be trained,” while Washington does not know for
Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok has said South Korea will maintain close communication with global investors to ensure the country’s successful debut in a key global
