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Seoul Bus Strike Ends After Two Days, Highlighting Risks of Public Backlash in Labor Disputes

Seoul Bus Strike Ends After Two Days, Highlighting Risks of Public Backlash in Labor Disputes

Photo=Motionelements A two-day strike by Seoul’s city bus drivers ended late Wednesday after labor and management reached a last-minute deal, restoring full service early Thursday and easing disruptions that had left millions of commuters scrambling amid freezing winter conditions. The Seoul City Bus Labor Union and the Seoul Bus Transport Business Association finalized a tentative wage agreement shortly before midnight

Jan 15 2026
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Dongwon Group Chairman Deepens Backing for KAIST as South Korea Seeks to Strengthen Its AI Talent Base

Dongwon Group Chairman Deepens Backing for KAIST as South Korea Seeks to Strengthen Its AI Talent Base

Photo=Dongwon Group Kim Jae-chul, honorary chairman of Dongwon Group, one of South Korea’s largest food and logistics conglomerates, has pledged additional funding to the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, reinforcing private-sector support for artificial-intelligence education as the country looks to narrow its gap with global AI leaders. KAIST said Thursday that Mr. Kim will donate an additional about

Jan 15 2026
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Covid Revealed How Childcare Breakdowns Drove Young Mothers Out of South Korea’s Workforce

Covid Revealed How Childcare Breakdowns Drove Young Mothers Out of South Korea’s Workforce

(Photo=Gemini Generated Image) The Covid-19 pandemic exposed a deep vulnerability in South Korea’s labor market: women’s economic activity, particularly among mothers with young children, proved far more fragile than headline employment figures suggested. New academic research shows that as Covid infection rates rose, mothers of children under seven sharply curtailed their participation in paid work, underscoring how quickly women’s attachment

Jan 15 2026
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A Korean Convenience-Store Chain Tests Its Private-Label Ramen in Japan

A Korean Convenience-Store Chain Tests Its Private-Label Ramen in Japan

(Photo=GS Retail) GS25, one of South Korea’s largest convenience-store chains, is taking its private-label ambitions abroad by launching its house-brand ramen in Japan, a market widely regarded as the world’s most competitive for instant noodles. The company has begun selling its “Omoni” ramen nationwide through 485 outlets of Don Quijote, a Japanese discount retailer known for experimenting with new mass-market

Jan 15 2026
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K-Pop Star Kang Daniel to Enlist for Mandatory Military Service on Feb. 9

K-Pop Star Kang Daniel to Enlist for Mandatory Military Service on Feb. 9

Photo=Kang Daniel X K-Pop Star Kang Daniel to Enlist for Mandatory Military Service on Feb. 9 K-pop singer Kang Daniel will enlist in the South Korean Army on Feb. 9 to fulfill his mandatory military service, his agency ARA said Wednesday. Kang, one of South Korea’s most prominent solo artists, has previously signaled his enlistment plans, saying last year that

Jan 14 2026
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