SEOUL, Korean Air Co., South Korea’s largest air carrier, plans to conduct safety checks on its Boeing 737-900ER aircraft, industry sources said Wednesday, following a recommendation by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for operators to …
New steps needed as workplace safety law’s two-year grace period for small firms ends
Concerns are mounting as the two-year grace period for small firms on a workplace safety law is set to expire this week, after major parties
SEOUL, Former ruling party leader Lee Jun-seok and independent lawmaker Yang Hyang-ja agreed Wednesday to merge their parties ahead of April’s general elections.
Lee quit the ruling People Power Party (PPP) last month and launched the Reformative Co…
SEOUL, South Korea’s consumer sentiment rose for a second consecutive month in January amid moderating inflation, a recovery in exports and hopes for an end in the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes, a central bank poll showed Wednesday.
The composite
Cambodia’s solid growth foundation, existing advantages, and firm aspiration ahead are positive indicators for the country’s development journey.
According to the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Outlook 2024, Cambodia has maintained a steady annual …
SEOUL, Corporate direct financing in South Korea jumped more than 20 percent from a year earlier in 2023, led by a sharp increase in financial bond sales, data showed Wednesday.
Local companies raised a combined 245.66 trillion won (US$184.3
The export of gems and jewelry of Cambodia has significantly increased in the past three years, said H.E. Ms. TAN Tepikanika, Under Secretary of State of Commerce, at the Second Press Conference of ‘The 15th Cambodia International Gems and
SEOUL, South Korean stocks closed lower Wednesday ahead of the release of earnings reports by major firms. The Korean won fell against the U.S. dollar.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index fell 8.92 points, or 0.36 percent, to
WASHINGTON, A White House official expressed confidence Tuesday that the United States is keeping an “appropriate” defensive posture against North Korean threats, amid tensions heightened by Pyongyang’s continued weapons tests and hardening rhetoric….
SEOUL, Sohn Kyung-shik, chairman of the Korea Enterprises Federation (KEF), has raised strong concerns about the imminent expansion of the workplace safety law aimed at penalizing employers for fatal industrial accidents.
The law, implemented in Jan…