Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung has pledged to reform South Korea’s regulatory environment, aiming to dismantle what he describes as a “cobweb of regulations” that hinders corporate innovation and growth.

Seoul: Lotte Card Co., the country’s fifth-largest card issuer, has revealed that personal data of approximately 3 million customers was leaked during a hacking incident last month. However, as of

Seoul: South Korean bond yields exhibited limited movements across various maturities as of the morning of September 18, 2025. The yields on the 1-year Treasury Bonds (TB) remained unchanged, while

Seoul: High jumper Woo Sang-hyeok expressed his amazement on Thursday, describing his silver medal achievement at the recent world championships as a ‘miracle,’ given the injury challenges he faced.

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Seoul: The capital adequacy ratio of insurance companies in South Korea saw an increase in the second quarter compared to the previous quarter, as indicated by recent data.

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Seoul: Police raided Rep. Lee Choon-suak’s office for the second time Thursday over allegations of stock trading under a borrowed name, officials said. Investigators were searching Lee’s office at the