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Kim Do-yeong Shines in Premier12 Finale with Homer and 4 RBIs.
TAIPEI: South Korea didn’t have much to celebrate at the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) Premier12 in Taipei this month, as it was eliminated in
Veterans Ministry to Launch Campaign for 80th Anniversary of Korea’s Liberation.
Seoul: The veterans ministry announced on Monday its plans to host a major campaign next year in honor of independence fighters, marking the 80th anniversary
Taihan Cable Unveils Plans for 1 Trillion-Won Submarine Cable Plant.
Seoul: Taihan Cable and Solution Co., South Korea’s second-largest cable manufacturer, announced its intention to construct a new 1 trillion-won (US$715 million) facility dedicated to
N. Korea Launches Trash Balloons Toward S. Korea.
Seoul: North Korea sent what appear to be balloons carrying trash toward South Korea on Monday, the military here said, resuming its balloon campaign after
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Seoul Stocks Decline Sharply Amid Tech Slump and External Uncertainties
Seoul: Seoul stocks closed sharply down Friday, snapping a three-day winning streak as investors sold off tech heavyweights amid external uncertainties, such as Washington’s trade
Gov’t Finalizes Muan County Site for Gwangju Air Base Relocation
Seoul: A government selection committee finalized Friday its designation of a southwestern county as the site for a military air base relocation from the neighboring
Savings Banks’ First-Half Net Profit Nearly Triples Amid Rising Delinquency Rate
Seoul: Savings banks’ first-half net profit nearly tripled from a year earlier, aided by a decline in loan-loss reserves and investment returns, data showed Friday.
S. Korea Vows Tailored Support for Youth Employment Amid Job Market Challenges
Seoul: South Korea vowed to provide comprehensive support for young people, from job searches to career development, the finance ministry said Friday, amid persistent employment