South Korean stocks ended almost 2 percent higher Friday to extend their winning streak to a fifth day, as a series of U.S. data
The government is mulling a pension reform plan that includes expanded benefits for conscripts and mothers to reduce the burden on younger generations, sources
KOTA TINGGI, The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) is currently studying the best methods to conserve forest areas that have been
IPOH, The Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) expects more than 3,000 patients to receive holistic treatment annually at the National Neuro-Robotic and Cybernics Rehabilitation Centre
PORT DICKSON, A Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) enforcement officer was injured after a struggle with two suspects involved in
PUTRAJAYA: The government will improve aspects of performance appraisal, code of conduct and discipline management of civil servants in line with the revised Public Service
GEORGE TOWN, Penang will discuss the state’s public sector salary adjustment at the upcoming State Executive Council meeting, said Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.
South Korean stocks opened sharply higher Friday as major U.S. data eased economic slowdown fears.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose
Container shipping costs from South Korea to the U.S. east coast and Europe increased for the third consecutive month in July amid prolonged geopolitical
