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Korean politicians trade barbs over Fukushima waste release

The war of words between Korea's politicians over Japan's ongoing release of radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima nuclear plant continued to escalate on...
BUSINESS

Ariana Grande’s exit rumor leaves HYBE in pickle

Rumor has it that Ariana Grande is leaving her manager Scooter Braun. Should it be true, the biggest loser may not be Braun but...
BUSINESS

Bank of Korea keeps rate, growth forecast steady

The Bank of Korea (BOK) kept the key rate unchanged at 3.50 percent on Thursday for a fifth consecutive time. It was a unanimous decision by the...
KOREA

HR managers at Korean companies share tips for foreign job seekers

HR managers of companies willing to hire foreigners say Korean proficiency, work-related experience and an understanding of their companies' values are the most important...
KOREA

Students attempt to break into Japanese embassy in Seoul

  Police on Thursday apprehended 16 university students after they attempted to break into the Embassy of Japan in Korea to protest the release of...
BUSINESS

Ray EV comes back with a half-price tag, doubles driving range

Kia's mini Ray EV returns from a five-year break at half its previous price but with double the driving range. The Korean automaker will begin...
BUSINESS

Bank workers in Korea choosing voluntary retirement while getting is good

Banks are reaping record profits, but ironically, more and more workers are feeling encouraged to leave. Workers are happy to move on to the next...
KOREA

Yoon warns North in visit to USFK wartime bunker

President Yoon Suk Yeol visited a key U.S. Forces Korea wartime command bunker complex on Wednesday amid an ongoing joint military exercise, sending a...
KOREA

Camp David agreements ‘not a new NATO,’ U.S. envoy says

Deepened security cooperation between Korea, the United States and Japan will never be a NATO-like structure in the region, said Philip Goldberg, the U.S....
BUSINESS

Young Koreans cut food budget amid soaring prices

Young Koreans are preferring a home-packed lunch and packaged meals over eating out amid surging consumer prices. Koreans in their 20s spent 6.6 percent less...
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