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Shares of Micron (MU) and SK Hynix (SKHY) are poised to open lower on Tuesday, extending a global sell-off in memory-chip stocks as South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI (^KS11I) tanked 6%.
Shin Jin-seo has held the top spot in South Korea’s Go rankings for an 82nd consecutive month.
Regulators order emergency security checks after breaches at seven financial firms, investigate possible AI involvement
President Trump announced plans Wednesday for South Korea to invest in exporting natural gas from Alaska, a project long backed by Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, who is in a competitive reelection contest there.
Seo Chae-hyun, the star of Korean sports climbing, finally won the gold medal at the 2026 Aichi and Nagoya Asian Games. Having risen to the top in the lead in the main event, she shook off her disappointment three years ago and became the first Asian Games gold medalist as a Korean female sports climber.
Seum was founded in July 2012 by lawyers including Managing Partner Jung Ho-seok, formerly of Shin & Kim, and Lee Byung-il, formerly of Bae, Kim & Lee. The firm was launched with a clear aim: to become the best legal partner for startups. Its name, Seum, also carries the meaning of “building companies.”
Aichi and Nagoya AG Golf 女’s individual and team events ranked fourth in both individual and team events “Professional conversion after the Asian Games “Steady golfer commitment for a long time”
MUMBAI: Korean beauty is having another glow-up, this time with an Indian address. At-home salon and wellness platform Yes Madam has expanded its Sokora Korean-inspired skin and hair care range across direct-to-consumer and e-commerce channels, taking products that were earlier used through its professional services directly into consumers’ homes.
** South Korean shares recouped early losses to end nearly 2% higher on Thursday, led by gains in chipmakers after domestic trade data smashed forecasts to hit a fresh record.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries on Wednesday launched the 8,200-ton Daeho Kim Jong-seo, the third next-generation Aegis destroyer (KDX-III Batch-II) for the Republic of Korea Navy, at its Ulsan shipyard.