Haenam: Kim Sei-young is taking a 36-hole lead into the weekend at the LPGA tournament in her native South Korea. Kim shot a six-under 66 in the second round on

Seoul: The governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp, is expected to arrive in Korea soon, amidst lingering tensions following a significant immigration raid in the U.S. state. The raid, which occurred

Seoul: South Korea added more than 310,000 jobs in September, posting the largest on-year growth in 19 months, driven by employment in the service sector following the government’s stimulus package,

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has appointed his chief of staff, Kang Hoon-sik, a special envoy to bolster defense industry cooperation and expand the nation’s arms exports, the presidential office

Seoul: Import prices in South Korea have risen for the third consecutive month in September, primarily driven by a weaker Korean won and increasing global oil prices, as revealed by

Seoul: South Korean shares turned higher late Friday morning, led by battery and chemicals shares amid hopes for a possible trade deal with the United States. The benchmark Korea Composite