South Korean Shopper Reports $2,200 in Unauthorized Charges After Coupang Data Breach  A South Korean consumer says credit cards stored

(Photo=Pixabay) Housing affordability in Seoul has deteriorated sharply, with the income needed to buy or rent a home reaching multi-year

(Photo=coupang) Senior executives at Coupang, the South Korean e-commerce giant, sold millions of dollars in company shares during the period

Photo=Motionelements South Korea ranks 11th in the world for the number of unicorns — privately held startups valued at $1

Photo=KIA South Korea’s auto exports are on track to fall for the first time in five years, with U.S. tariffs

Photo=Coupang Coupang executives sold millions of dollars’ worth of company stock shortly after a major customer data breach took place

(Photo=Samsung) Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Jay Y. Lee is set to further cement his control over South Korea’s largest conglomerate

Photo=Coupang South Korea’s top financial regulators issued a consumer warning on Friday, cautioning that a recent data breach at e-commerce

Photo=BANK OF KOREA South Korea is grappling with a triple economic challenge: a weakening won, rising inflation, and climbing housing

(Photo=Pixabay) Foreign ownership of homes in South Korea has crossed a new threshold, a shift gaining attention in the United