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At Seoul National University, the majority of 830 medical specialty residents have resigned, with plans to recruit only around 30 new residents in September.
South Korea Secures 30 Trillion KRW Czech Nuclear Power Plant Contract: "Largest in Czech Modern History"
Self-Employed Delinquency Rate in May Hits Highest Level in 9 Years and 6 Months
Microsoft Faces Investigation by UK Regulators Over Alleged 'Dodgy Acquisition' of AI Startup Inflection
UBS Warns of Potential Chinese Economic Turmoil if Trump Returns to White House
IMF has revised up South Korea's economic growth rate for this year to 2.5%.
Alphabet in Negotiations to Acquire Cybersecurity Startup 'Wiz' for $2.3 Billion
Last year, nearly 1 million businesses filed for closure, with approximately 480,000 closures attributed to poor business performance.
Bitcoin Price Surges After Donald Trump, Former U.S. President and Republican Presidential Candidate, Is Shot During Campaign Rally
Costco will raise its membership fees in North America this September for the first time in seven years.
Among 10 companies surveyed, 4 reported that they would incur losses in the first half of the year if interest payments were made.
TSMC has become the second global semiconductor company after NVIDIA to surpass a market capitalization of $1 trillion (approximately 1,381 trillion won).
Boeing has admitted guilt in the 737 Max crash incidents, agreeing to pay a fine of $244 million.
Starting from August, gas prices will see an increase of 6.8%.
On July 4th, both the Japanese and Taiwanese stock markets simultaneously hit all-time highs.
The combined stock valuation of executives from 46 domestic groups decreased by over 2.6 trillion won in the second quarter of this year.
Tesla's stock price has continued its upward trend, marking a significant recovery to early-year levels.
North Korea violated military agreements at least 450 times in the first half of this year alone.
Wells Fargo: "McDonald's $5 Meal Deal Could Boost Stock Price"
When financial incidents occur, CEOs will also face sanctions, and if responsibilities overlap, the highest-ranking executive will be held accountable.