Seoul shares dip for 5th day on dim prospects over Fed’s big cut
Seoul shares ended lower Monday to extend their losing streak to a fifth day amid concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve may not cut
Seoul shares ended lower Monday to extend their losing streak to a fifth day amid concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve may not cut
High-level government officials from around the world on Monday emphasized the need for governance to ensure the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in
Nearly 8,000 hospitals and community clinics are expected to provide medical services during the upcoming Chuseok holiday, more than double the number available during
The financial regulator on Monday announced plans to revise related laws to require payment gateway (PG) service providers to maintain sufficient funds to settle
A total of 434 deepfake damage cases affecting underage students and teachers have been reported from schools this year, the education ministry said Monday.
A “blacklist” of emergency room doctors opting not to join their striking colleagues was found on a website amid the worsening medical crisis over
President Yoon Suk Yeol’s upcoming visit to the Czech Republic will mark another “new chapter” in the bilateral relations with South Korea as the
Universities nationwide began collecting admissions applications for 2025 on Monday, including 39 medical schools, despite ongoing protests and walkouts by doctors calling for the