SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won escalates $1 billion divorce battle with supreme court appeal
The Seoul High Court had earlier ruled that Chey must pay 1.38 trillion won (approximately $1 billion) in property division to Roh.
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Increased vigilance urged in Fukui prefecture due to rising dolphin attacks
The Tsuruga Coast Guard Office has been proactive in addressing this issue by installing warning signs and posters at popular beaches throughout the prefecture.
Honda and Nissan join forces on in-vehicle software development, Toyota’s inclusion suggested
The agreement marks a significant step for both automakers, as they seek to counteract declining sales and increased competition, particularly from Chinese EV manufacturers like BYD.
Indonesian businesses express concerns over proposed excise on fats and salt in processed foods
The Ministry of Finance, alongside the Ministry of Health, is conducting a thorough study to evaluate the potential impacts on public health, industry dynamics, and consumer purchasing power.
Government and MAS reassure public on NTUC income’s commitment to social mission amid Allianz deal
Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth, Alvin Tan, highlighted NTUC’s longstanding dedication to its social mission, underscoring its efforts since its establishment in 1970 to support workers and families through various initiatives.
Yoon calls for swift responses to stock market volatility amid criticisms over vacationing
Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rebounded, gaining 80.6 points (3.3%) to close at 2,522.15, recovering from the previous session's 8.77% crash.
North Korea denounces Germany’s entry into U.N. command
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius defended the move, emphasizing that it reflects Berlin's strong commitment to the Indo-Pacific strategy and to international security.
Yen carry trade reverses, heightening stock market volatility
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has started signaling a potential end to its prolonged ultra-loose monetary policy, hinting at future interest rate hikes.
North Korea to intensify use of ‘gray zone’ tactics against U.S, new report reveals
The report, released by a leading security think tank, outlines how North Korea plans to leverage a range of unconventional methods to undermine U.S. interests and influence
China launches first satellites for constellation to compete with Starlink
This mission, which saw the launch of ten satellites, is part of China's broader plan to establish a comprehensive satellite network that will provide high-speed internet access across the globe, particularly targeting underserved and remote regions.
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