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An American semiconductor company may need billions of dollars to expand manufacturing in the United States as Washington






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An American semiconductor company may need billions of dollars to expand manufacturing in the United States as Washington

Google is expanding its reach in South Korea’s digital mapping market, a shift that could intensify competition for

South Korea’s growing pile of dormant financial accounts highlights a persistent challenge for banks and financial institutions: returning

The global market for conventional submarines is creating new opportunities for defense contractors as governments seek to rebuild

Photo=Hankook Tire Winter tiremakers are competing on more than snow traction as automakers and consumers increasingly weigh wet-road safety, durability, noise and efficiency. Hankook Tire & Technology’s latest win in a German automotive magazine’s test gives the South Korean manufacturer a stronger foothold in Europe’s premium segment and offers a competitive signal for global tire investors, including those tracking established

(Photo=Son Heung-min instagram) South Korea has been a regular participant in the FIFA World Cup for decades, yet it has failed to win Asia’s biggest international soccer championship since 1960. Now, another chance to end that 66 year drought could be delayed as escalating attacks on Saudi Arabia threaten the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. The uncertainty comes at a crucial

Financial market analysis displayed on a screen a hand points to key data stock market trends investment strategy South Korea’s stock-market collapse is exposing a growing fault line in the global artificial-intelligence boom: whether the revenue generated by AI can justify the extraordinary cost of building the infrastructure behind it. The Kospi plunged more than 40% from its record high

(Photo=Hyundai) More than 150,000 people joined a fitness challenge that has turned into a $3 million commitment to childhood cancer research, giving South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor a new way to engage American communities while supporting a cause that extends far beyond the automobile industry. The money will go to Hyundai Hope on Wheels, a U.S. nonprofit supported by the

Photo=South Korea’s Financial South Korea’s stock-market selloff is putting pressure on investor confidence as higher global interest-rate expectations, questions about returns on artificial-intelligence investments and rising oil prices cloud the outlook for Asian equities. For U.S. investors exposed to semiconductor stocks and broader Asian markets, the turmoil raises a critical question: does the decline represent a temporary pullback or a