(LEAD) Seoul shares dip for 4th day amid U.S. recession woes
South Korean shares closed sharply lower Friday, extending their losing streak to a fourth consecutive session amid concerns over a potential U.S. recession. The
South Korean shares closed sharply lower Friday, extending their losing streak to a fourth consecutive session amid concerns over a potential U.S. recession. The
The Supreme Prosecutors Office’s investigation review committee deliberated Friday on whether first lady Kim Keon Hee should be indicted for accepting a luxury handbag
BMW Korea is maintaining a lead in South Korea’s imported vehicle market so far this year, industry data showed Friday, as main rival Mercedes-Benz
The defense ministry said Friday the military has been deploying an integrated anti-drone system in multiple locations across the country to counter threats posed
The floor leader of the ruling People Power Party (PPP) urged the medical community to return to dialogue Friday, stressing that both the PPP
Corporate loan growth in South Korea decelerated in the second quarter of this year from three months earlier, central bank data showed Friday, as
The Meteorological Department reported that the Eastern region and the Western coast of the Southern region will experience heavy rain in some areas. The
Immigration Bureau arrests American man claiming to be a life coach selling a course to treat depression using cow dung mushrooms.
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