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Hyundai Motor Union has approved a provisional wage proposal, including a 50.12 million won increase, with a 58.93% majority vote.
Daishin Securities raised Doosan's target price from 250,000 to 300,000 won
The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) plans to conduct checks on bank governance improvements in the second half of the year.
The five major banks in South Korea disposed of bad loans through sales and write-offs amounting to 3.2704 trillion KRW during the first half of this year.
The Fair Trade Commission is conducting an investigation into unfair trading practices among distribution companies.
The number of participants in the Samsung Electronics union's general strike rally has significantly decreased to around 200 people.
Baemin states, "'44% increase in merchant fees' is an exaggerated claim."
Hanwha Energy is investing 2 trillion KRW to build an AI data center in the United States.
NCSoft is expected to report a quarterly loss for the first time in 11 years since the second quarter of 2013.
Hana Securities has lowered its target price for HMM from 18,000 to 16,000 Korean won, citing concerns over future slowdown in cargo volume growth.
KB Securities expects Hyundai Motors to outperform market expectations in the second quarter of this year
Samsung Securities has lowered its target price for Kakao from KRW 59,000 to KRW 51,000.
NH Investment & Securities has maintained a 'Buy' rating for CJ CheilJedang and raised its target price by 9% to 470,000 KRW.
KB Securities has raised its target price for Celltrion from 250,000 KRW to 260,000 KRW.
Hyundai Motor Securities has maintained a 'Neutral' investment rating on Com2uS and has lowered the target price from 46,000 KRW to 43,000 KRW.
Coupang is negotiating with MBK Partners to acquire Homeplus Express.
Hyosung Heavy Industries to supply transformers worth 350 billion KRW to Australia.
Asiana Airlines' union expresses opposition to merger under any conditions, urges EU to disapprove.
Toyota will invest in Ionna, a charging facility company jointly operated by seven automakers around the world to build a train charging network.
Hancom has stated that the police's application for an arrest warrant for Chairman Kim Sang-cheol will have "no substantial impact on the company's management."