Seoul: South Korean stocks opened slightly higher Wednesday, bucking losses on Wall Street, as the U.S. Federal Reserve kicked off its two-day rate setting meeting.

Seoul: Household loans extended by South Korean banks grew at a slower pace in November amid tightened lending regulations aimed at cooling the overheated property

Seoul: Free cash flow of South Korea’s top 500 listed firms rose sharply over the past year as a positive business cycle in the semiconductor

Seoul: SK Chemicals Co. announced plans to establish a joint venture with a Chinese plastics recycling firm to build a waste-plastics processing facility aimed at

Seoul: Unionized workers of Korea Railroad Corp. announced on Wednesday their decision to commence an indefinite strike starting Thursday after negotiations regarding bonus pay and

Seoul: South Korean stocks were trading nearly flat late Wednesday morning while investors kept a close watch on the ongoing rate-setting meeting of the U.S.