Seoul:South Korean stocks ended slightly higher on Friday as investors purchased major technology stocks at lower prices, counterbalancing worries about rising interest rates and oil
Seoul:A conservative civic group has announced plans to hold daily rallies outside the home of actor Yoo Hae-jin in northern Seoul. The protests are in
Seoul:An increase in cyberattacks on major banks has led the financial regulator to instruct financial firms to scrutinize their computer security systems. This move follows
New York:The South Korean and Ukrainian foreign ministers are currently engaged in discussions regarding South Korea’s request for an apology from Ukraine. This follows Ukrainian
Seoul:President Lee Jae Myung has issued a warning to Ukraine, indicating that South Korea may take “additional measures” if Ukraine continues to deny an agreement
Seoul:The latest closing prices of KOSPI 200 companies displayed varied performance, with some companies experiencing gains while others faced declines.
According to Yonhap News Agency,
