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Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- The following companies may have unusual price changes in South Korea. Stock symbols are in parentheses, and share prices are from the previous close. This preview includes news announced after markets shut.
Seoul - The long-awaited launch of Apple's top-selling iPhone in South Korea has sparked hopes for more competition among technology products in the Asian country. The official launch of the iconic smartphone was received with enthusiasm as hundreds ...
Seoul - The South Korean football team will set up its 2010 World Cup camp in South Africa close to Rustenburg, a spokesman for the nation's football federation (KFA) said on Tuesday. The team will reside in the Hunters Rest hotel just outside the to...
Seoul - The coach and players of the South Korean national football team say they have hard nuts to crack in their 2010 World Cup group, but that the challenge is surmountable. South Korea, which holds FIFA's best World Cup record in Asia and was a s...
A look at the 13 people to be inducted on June 13 into the International Boxing Hall of Fame: JUNG-KOO CHANG -- Known as the "Korean Hawk" for his relentless fighting style, Chang was born Feb. 4, 1963, in Pusan, South Korea, and turned professional in November 1980 at age 17. He won his first 18 bouts before losing a split decision in 1982 to Hilario Zapata for the WBC flyweight title,...
A look at the 13 people to be inducted June 13, 2010, into the International Boxing Hall of Fame: JUNG-KOO CHANG -- Known as the "Korean Hawk" for his relentless fighting style, Chang was born Feb. 4, 1963, in Pusan, South Korea, and turned professional in November 1980 at age 17. He won his first 18 bouts before losing a split decision in 1982 to Hilario Zapata for the WBC flyweight...
North Korea acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that swine flu has hit the nation, a day after South Korea's president offered to help the impoverished neighbor fight the virus reported to have already killed dozens.
South Korea's president offered Tuesday to send swine flu medication to North Korea amid reports that the virus killed dozens of people and is spreading fast in its impoverished communist neighbor.
The U.S. envoy for North Korea arrived in the South on Sunday ahead of a visit to Pyongyang aimed at convincing the communist state to end its boycott of wider nuclear disarmament talks.
South Korea upgrades its third-quarter economic growth rate, boosting expectations for a sustainable recovery and perhaps an interest-rate hike early next year.
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s economy expanded at a faster pace than initially estimated in the third quarter, boosted by rising overseas orders for cars and semiconductors plus local spending by consumers and companies.
