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Business
Chip boom drives Korea's surprise 1% GDP growth in Q3
South Korea's economy grew more than three times faster than expected in the third quarter, powered by booming semiconductor exports and investment, raising the prospect of a significant upgrade to th
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Business
Anthropic IPO puts Korean tech firms' early bets in spotlight
Anthropic's planned Nasdaq listing could deliver substantial valuation gains to South Korean tech companies that invested in the US artificial intelligence startup, with SK Telecom emerging as a key p
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National
Seoul to dip to 2 C Wednesday as autumn cold snap hits Korea
South Korea is bracing for a sharp drop in temperatures Wednesday, with Seoul expected to wake up to just 2 degrees Celsius and parts of the country dipping below freezing as an autumn cold snap sweep
- JB Financial logs record 9-month profit
- Naver seals $9b Brookfield deal to finance AI factory
- LG Innotek posts record Q3 sales, but profit misses forecasts
- Citibank Korea's new chief takes office
- Ruling party decides to seek parliamentary probe into Supreme Court chief amid impeachment calls
- Tom Kim returns to PGA Tour at Mexico Open after Asian Games gold
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MDL issue requires concessions unlikely from either side: experts
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New Call of Duty depicting new Korean War sparks debate
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Ruling party decides to seek parliamentary probe into Supreme Court chief amid impeachment calls
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Instant photo kiosk featuring President Lee set to open at presidential house annex
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Lee says Korea must learn from Europe’s unrest, rooted in low growth
President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that low economic growth was the root cause of social unrest across Europe, and that South Korea must learn from the turmoil. His remarks came as Europe grappled w
