The biggest irony behind Korea’s chronically low birthrate may lie in the bedroom: While people are still having sex, ...

So-called concept cafes — themed cafes where employees serve customers while wearing revealing outfits — are gaining ...

Bifrost, a San Francisco startup co-founded by Charles Wong, focuses on synthetic data generation for training AI systems, ...

Shinsegae Group Chairman Chung Yong-jin made a rare mea culpa after Starbucks Korea's marketing blunder sparked criticism ...

A collapsed overpass in western Seoul has resulted in three fatalities and transportation disruptions, particularly affecting ...

Thousands of fans flocked to Los Angeles FC (LAFC)’s home stadium to watch Son Heung-min before his final World Cup campaign, ...

Korean financial companies and pension funds' investments in overseas private debt funds totaled nearly 56 trillion won ...

With LIV Golf's future teetering on the brink with the impending withdrawal of funding from its Saudi Arabia backers, Bryson ...

A man who shot and killed his son with a homemade firearm has appealed to the Supreme Court after an appeals court upheld his ...

Rather than helping society heal and reflect on a painful chapter of Korea’s democratic history, political leaders are instead deepening division and social conflict for short-term political gain.

President Lee Jae Myung applauded Korea’s planned nuclear-powered submarine program as "a symbol of our commitment to ...

Korea's economy will likely grow at a sharper-than-expected pace of 2.5 percent this year, thanks to strong exports led mainly by the semiconductor industry, a state-run think tank said Tuesday.