Seoul:Unionized workers at South Korean steelmaker POSCO are set to launch an “indefinite” strike next week unless the company presents an acceptable offer in ongoing
Seoul:A special counsel team has announced plans to inspect approximately 2.5 million ballots at a vote counting center this week. This examination is part of
Seoul:South Korean President Lee Jae Myung congratulated Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on his reelection for a fourth term, expressing his delight over
Seoul:Police have dismantled a cybercrime ring accused of stealing over 8 million pieces of personal information from numerous businesses through the use of artificial intelligence
Seoul:Seoul shares ended lower on Monday, mirroring losses on Wall Street, as investors remained cautious ahead of third-quarter earnings reports from major chipmakers and a
Seoul:South Korean stocks continued to decline late Monday morning as investors remained cautious in anticipation of third-quarter earnings reports from major chipmakers and the U.S.
