Seoul shares extended gains late Wednesday morning, led by Samsung Electronics, despite concerns over lingering market jitters two days after massive selloffs due to fears of a U.S. recession.
Korean Air Co. said Wednesday it signed a tentative agreement valued at 470 billion won (US$341.7 million) to sell the cargo business division of Asiana Airlines Inc. to Air
Hybe, the powerhouse behind the global K-pop sensation BTS, reported revenue of 640.5 billion won (US$465 million) for the second quarter of this year, marking the highest-ever quarterly sales
Lotte Shopping Co., an affiliate of retail giant Lotte Group, said Wednesday it shifted to a net loss in the second quarter due to liquidation losses involving its businesses
Today (%) Previous Session(%) Change (BP)
1-year TB 3.107 3.112 -0.5
2-year TB 3.068 3.050 +1.8
3-year TB 2.960 2.935 +2.5
10-year TB 3.010 2.993 +1.7
2-year MSB 3.010
Seoul shares ended higher for a second straight session Wednesday, helped by tech gains, as investors’ sentiment for risky assets improved following a global stock rout. The Korean won
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said Wednesday the government will allow hospitals to extend the application period for trainee doctor programs this week to help them recruit more junior doctors.
NCSOFT Corp., a major South Korean game developer, said Wednesday it has established a joint venture with a Vietnamese IT company as part of efforts to break into the
