Day: March 19, 2025

Seoul: South Korean stocks finished higher Wednesday, driven by big-cap tech and steel shares, amid expectations for a recovery in the chip sector despite lingering

Washington: Some new U.S. tariffs scheduled for April 2 may not be implemented due to pre-negotiated deals, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In

Seoul: Acting President Choi Sang-mok announced that the government will utilize all available resources to curb the increasing home prices. Choi shared this commitment during

Seoul: The prosecution indicted a 40-something man earlier this week on charges of attempting to trespass into the Chinese Embassy and a police station in

Seoul: The government will push for the development of cloud computing technologies to bolster the data infrastructure of the country as part of efforts to

Seoul: The government will work to expand employment services to help young adults find jobs, the acting president said Wednesday, amid tough job market conditions

Seoul: U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have reached an agreement on the necessity of cooperation regarding nuclear nonproliferation, which has led

Seoul: The Seoul city government announced on Wednesday the reimplementation of the “land transaction permission system” in four key districts of the city. This move