Seoul: South Korean stocks opened sharply lower Friday, led by major tech losses, as investors assessed the impact of the Donald Trump administration’s new tariff scheme on the industry. The

Seoul: A special counsel team faced a setback as they failed to execute a detention warrant for former President Yoon Suk Yeol due to his “adamant refusal” to comply, despite

Seoul: South Korean stocks tumbled at the steepest pace in nearly four months Friday as investor sentiment was dragged down by the government’s tax revision proposal to raise taxes on

Seoul: After his previous start for the SSG Landers last Saturday, left-hander Kim Kwang-hyun playfully called out his struggling teammate Choi Jeong. Choi had managed a couple of hits and

Seoul: South Korea’s top trade negotiator stated that further opening of the Korean rice market was not discussed in the recently concluded trade deal with the United States, contradicting Washington’s

Seoul: President Lee Jae Myung on Friday vowed efforts to promote balanced regional development, saying the government will provide more budgetary support for regions outside of the capital area. Lee