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The deficit in travel spending has reached its highest level in five and a half years, with Koreans spending more abroad than foreigners visiting Korea.
K Ramen has achieved its first milestone of monthly exports surpassing $100 million, marking a twofold growth over the past four years.
Min Hee-jin met with Naver and Doo Namoo, requesting the acquisition of ADOR
Over three million workers don't even get the minimum wage
Toshiba Japan is implementing a restructuring plan targeting up to 4,000 domestic employees amidst serious management difficulties.
JP Morgan has upgraded its rating on NIO stock to Neutral, setting a new target price of $5.4.
The daily trading volume of virtual assets has reached 3.6 trillion won, with over 80,000 investors investing more than 100 million won each.
HYBE has requested an investigation by the Financial Supervisory Service, alleging that Vice President ADOR sold HYBE stocks using undisclosed information.
The US Raises Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars from 25% to 100%... Semiconductor and Solar Panels from 25% to 50%
When the brokerage firm Jefferies raised Nvidia's price target, Nvidia's stock price increased by 0.58%.
HYBE countered, "The NewJeans parent mail was written by the ADOR representative."
The Bank of Korea renewed a currency swap agreement worth 5 trillion won with Malaysia.
CJ ENM has partnered with the Japanese broadcasting company TBS to produce dramas and movies.
Gyeonggi Province Governor and Democratic Party of Korea representative Lee Jae-myung strongly criticized the government for not taking decisive action against Japan's "Line intrusion.
AI All-In" by Son Jeong-ui... Plans to Launch In-House Semiconductor Next Year
Korea Institute of Finance: This year's economic growth rate forecast adjusted upwards from 2.1% to 2.5%.
Moody's has maintained South Korea's credit rating at 'Aa2, stable,' while predicting a growth rate of 2.5%.
In the first quarter alone, share buybacks by publicly traded companies in the United States amounted to around 200 trillion won.
The South Korean government plans to provide 9.7 trillion won in policy financing this year to support the self-reliance of the domestic battery and automotive industries' supply chains.
In March, there was a sharp decline in consumer credit card usage in the United States.