Kolmar Korea Co. on Tuesday reported its 2023 net income of 25.6 billion won (US$19.2 million), swinging from a loss of 4.1 billion won a year earlier.
The company said in a regulatory filing that operating income for the year rose 86.4 percent on-y…
Kolmar Korea Co. on Tuesday reported its fourth-quarter net loss of 43.3 billion won (US$32.5 million), remaining in the red compared with a year ago.
Operating income for the October-December period was 37.8 billion won, up 337.9 percent from a yea…
An internal rift is widening within the main opposition Democratic Party (DP) over candidate nominations for the April 10 parliamentary elections, with accusations of what some call a “massacre” of those not aligned with party leader Lee Jae-myung.
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Korea must act as US, Japan go all out to bolster chip industries
The United States and Japan are swiftly enhancing their semiconductor industries, prompting heightened vigilance among domestic stakeholders. For starters, Intel of the U.S. unveiled …
Help companies defend their management rights
The government announced the long-awaited “corporate value-up program” to help ease “Korea Discount” for companies’ stocks. The program was focused on allowing the autonomy of the corporate sector. For i…
Second Vice Foreign Minister Kang In-sun urged North Korea to return to denuclearization talks and to cease its nuclear and missile programs, the foreign ministry said Tuesday.
Kang made the remark during her speech at the high-level segment of the …
Abuja: At a bustling food market in Nigeria’s capital, Mummy Christiana breaks down in tears as she describes how a conflict thousands of kilometers away leaves her family struggling to