Seoul: South Korean stocks traded lower late Monday morning as investors remained cautious amid renewed concerns over the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire and rising oil prices,

Seoul: South Korea stands at a crossroad for a great leap forward in the increasingly competitive semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors, President Lee Jae

Pangyo: Unionized workers of Kakao Corp., South Korea’s leading messenger app operator, took a day off en masse on Monday in a sign of protest

Gwangju: South Korea plans to develop a new semiconductor production base in the country’s southwestern region through 800 trillion won (US$517.9 billion) in corporate investments

Seoul: The number of dogs, cats, and other pet animals registered in South Korea rose by more than 5 percent on-year last year, data showed

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Monday was set to unveil large-scale investment plans designed to nurture the country’s semiconductor, physical artificial intelligence (AI), and