Seoul: The South Korean currency fell past the 1,500 won level against the U.S. dollar Monday as global oil prices surged amid heightened tensions in
Seoul: SK hynix Inc. was named the most preferred company among job seekers, a poll showed Monday, amid the chipmaker’s record-breaking earnings following the artificial
Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung’s approval rating has experienced an upward trend for the second consecutive week, largely attributed to the government’s proactive measures in
Seoul: South Korean stocks started higher Monday on strong gains in tech shares despite a jump in global crude prices sparked by U.S. air strikes
Pyongyang: Ri Son-gwon, North Korea’s former lead on inter-Korean relations, has taken on a new role as the chairman of a nominal political party in
Seoul: The South Korean currency fell past the 1,500-won level against the U.S. dollar Monday for the first time in 17 years as global oil
