Old railway turns into urban park

A railway connecting south and north of Korean Peninsula a century ago, Gyeongui Line Forest Park is now green trail in heart of metropolis

Line Man Wongnai aims to go beyond Naver, Coupang in Thailand

Line-backed food delivery platform becomes first Thai startup to get funding from Singapore's GIC

Kim appears with daughter again, vows rapid nuclear build-up

Another high-profile NK provocation unlikely this week as Pyongyang is in good spirits after ICBM launch on Nov. 18

Kim’s ‘beloved’ daughter unlikely to be successor, experts say

'A successor should be a legitimate son'

Long-awaited insurance bill reignites debate on Samsung’s ownership structure

Legislators downplay concerns of Samsung Electronics sellout to foreigners

[Herald Interview] Public Procurement Service helps firms eyeing overseas procurement market

As South Korea is seeing a widening trade deficit on sluggish global demand amid an economic slowdown, finding new markets for export has become ever more important. The Public Procurement Service, which procures, supplies and manages goods and services for public organizations, also supports Korean companies to tap into the overseas procurement market, the size of which amounted to $12.8 trillion in 2020. "The overseas procurement market is a huge market that companies must aim to become

BOK flags growth, credit fears as it reins in interest rate hike

The Bank of Korea raised its policy rate by 25 basis points Thursday, returning to its usual pace of tightening as growth and credit markets falter in the face of 24-year-high inflation running close to three times the central bank’s 2 percent target. The unanimous decision the seven-member board reached to put the current rate at 3.25 percent -- a rise of 275 basis points since August last year -- underscored the central bank’s commitment to more increases despite their impact on

[From the scene] Posco goes all-out to salvage typhoon-hit plant

Steelmaker to normalize full production capacity by year-end