Acting chief of broadcasting regulator resigns ahead of impeachment vote
Lee Sang-in, acting chief of South Korea’s state broadcasting regulator, voluntarily stepped down Friday ahead of the National Assembly’s planned vote on his impeachment
Lee Sang-in, acting chief of South Korea’s state broadcasting regulator, voluntarily stepped down Friday ahead of the National Assembly’s planned vote on his impeachment
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.193 3.203 -1.0
2-year TB 3.100 3.103 -0.3
3-year TB 3.024 3.024 0.0
10-year TB 3.108
A man in his 30s has filed a complaint against actor Yoo Ah-in, claiming the actor raped him while he was asleep, police said
Kia Corp., South Korea’s second-largest automaker, said Friday its second-quarter net profit rose 5 percent from a year ago, helped by the company’s sales
Japan’s former gold mine linked to South Korea’s wartime forced labor is expected to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site over the
Kia Corp. on Friday reported its second-quarter net income of 2.95 trillion won (US$2.1 billion), up 5 percent from a year earlier.
Operating income
Thousands of customers have swarmed the headquarters of TMON and WeMakePrice, two local affiliates of Singapore-based e-commerce platform Qoo10 Group, to seek refunds, according
South Korean shares closed sharply higher Friday, ending a two-day losing streak on large cap gains led by financial firms and shipbuilding companies. The
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