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North Korea has announced a temporary halt to the distribution of balloons carrying trash and other materials into South Korea.
Hybe's stock price, embroiled in conflict with Min Hee-jin, CEO of ADOR, moved by nearly 7%.
The National Pension Service plans to decrease its domestic stock holdings and increase its investment in overseas stocks.
China has become South Korea's largest export destination
Pearl Abyss' Black Desert in China will be managed by Tencent.
Tving plans to broadcast live all matches of UEFA EURO 2024, often dubbed as the 'World Cup of Europe'
Shin Ramyun, known for its "Korean Spiciness," has gained global popularity, even securing a spot on the main shelves at Walmart stores in the United States.
From January to April this year, SUV sales surpassed sedan sales for the first time in the imported car market.
Hybe is pushing for a block deal of 750,000 shares it holds in SM Entertainment.
North Korea experienced a failure in the launch of a military reconnaissance satellite when the first stage of a new rocket exploded mid-flight.
The Korea Exchange estimated that it will take at least 10 months to build the short selling computer system.
The tariff exemption measures on over 200 imported goods between the United States and China have come to an end.
Hanwha Precision Machinery clarified that the lawsuit involving Hanmi Semiconductor targets individual employees rather than the company itself.
Boeing reports a sixfold increase in employee concerns about product safety and quality.
Alibaba has become a major shareholder in Moonshot, often dubbed as the 'Chinese version of OpenAI,' by investing 1 trillion won.
Five individuals who created a fraudulent cryptocurrency website and embezzled 900 million won have been sentenced to prison.
Lotte Chilsung has chosen the band 'AKMU' as the new advertising model for 'Chilsung Cider'.
Dongwon F&B announced that starting from the 1st of next month, the prices of all Yangban seaweed products will be increased by approximately 15%.
Taiwan's TSMC achieves record-high market share in foundry services.
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) and Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) reported that they spent 1.5 trillion won solely on interest expenses in the first quarter.