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ArticleSam­sung bets on Texas, memory short­age to stretch into 2028

Sam­sung Elec­tron­ics is accel­er­at­ing its US chip expan­sion, bring­ing its first Taylor, Texas, foundry online this year and start­ing con­struc­tion of a second fab by year-end as soar­ing AI demand strains advanced-chip capa­city. Announ­cing...

ArticleDis­graced soc­cer fig­ures apo­lo­gize for World Cup flop

ArticleNEW US ENVOY ARRIVES

New US Ambas­sador to South Korea Michelle Steel (right) waves after arriv­ing at Incheon Air­port’s Ter­minal 2 on Thursday with her hus­band, attor­ney Shawn Steel. Speak­ing to report­ers after arriv­ing at the air­port, Steel said the alli­ance,...

ArticleBTS decision sparks debate

BTS’ announce­ment Wed­nes­day that it would not sub­mit music for next year’s Grammys has reignited debate over whether music should be judged bey­ond region and lan­guage, and whether race- and region-based cat­egor­ies pro­mote diversity or...

ArticleOnline sex crime crack­down

The Min­istry of Gender Equal­ity and Fam­ily on Thursday was to hold a working­level meet­ing with related agen­cies for a crack­down against sex crimes in cyber­space, based on an ana­lysis of 34,628 illegal web­sites provided by a pan­govern­mental...

ArticleCurb­ing lever­aged ETFs

South Korea’s fin­an­cial industry is intro­du­cing new rebal­an­cing rules to cush­ion the mar­ket impact of single-stock lever­aged exchange-traded products, while reg­u­lat­ors pre­pare tighter curbs after a sell-off raised con­cerns they were...

ArticleSup­port­ing over­seas Koreans

Pres­id­ent Lee Jae Myung pledged to expand prac­tical sup­port for over­seas Koreans Wed­nes­day, say­ing his gov­ern­ment seeks to reduce even the minor incon­veni­ences they face while liv­ing abroad.

ArticleKT hit with W54b pen­alty

South Korea’s pri­vacy reg­u­lator on Thursday fined KT Corp. 53.98 bil­lion won ($37.4 mil­lion) over a data breach linked to the com­pany’s fail­ure to prop­erly secure its femto­cell sys­tem.