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Business
SK chief eyes Gwangju chip fabs alongside Yongin cluster
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said Friday the group may build semiconductor plants in Gwangju alongside its Yongin chip cluster to keep pace with surging demand. "Once the conditions are right, we'll
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National
Over 1,100 foreign nationals caught working illegally as delivery riders: lawmaker
More than 1,100 foreign nationals were caught working illegally as delivery riders in South Korea during the first eight months of the year, according to a lawmaker, sparking concerns about potential
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Business
Coupang challenges record W624.7b privacy fine in court
E-commerce giant Coupang has taken South Korea's data protection watchdog to court over a record 620 billion won ($461 million) in fines tied to its massive data leak, sources said Thursday. The e-com
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Over 1,100 foreign nationals caught working illegally as delivery riders: lawmaker
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Opposition bigwig slams Lee over Ukraine dispute, thanks Zeleskyy for NK POWs
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Senior defense officials of S. Korea, Japan reaffirm cooperation against N. Korean threats
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Ruling party lawmaker criticizes Korean defense firms for insufficient social contributions
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Two Koreas clash at UN over DMZ mine blasts
South and North Korea clashed at the United Nations on Thursday over recent land mine explosions in the Demilitarized Zone.