Investors deserve to enjoy the AI party. But it will not be too late to enjoy it after watching the long-awaited productivity scorecard first.
The government will reduce corporate taxes for companies that work to boost shareholder returns in a bid to resolve the "Korea discount" issue.
Screens in Hana Bank's trading room in Jung District, central Seoul show the Kospi closing at 2,609.58 points on Wednesday, up 1.30 percent, or 33.38 points, from the previous trading session.
The South Korean government is considering easing the capital gains tax in an attempt to rally investors and avoid a year-end selling spree.
With a streak of companies readying themselves to go public, including a potentially billion-dollar valued robotics supplier, investor expectations are growing amid a slow market in Korea.
Singer Im Chang-jung denied a media report that he had been a part of a stock manipulation case that is currently under investigation, saying he's a victim, not a culprit. JTBC alleged in a report Monday that the singer gave ...
Korea's financial regulator said Monday it will beef up efforts to revamp the country's capital market regulations in a way that helps them live up to "global standards" and enhances the protection of shareholders in local equity markets.
The amount of tax collected from stock transactions halved on-year in August, data showed Thursday, as the bearish market weighed down retail investors' appetite for local shares.
Corporate sales of new shares in Korean stock markets sharply declined in July amid growing economic uncertainty and a bearish market, data showed Thursday.
A board at Hana Bank’s office in Myeong-dong, central Seoul, shows the benchmark Kospi tumbling more than 44 points or 1.66 percent from Friday. The secondary Kosdaq dropped nearly 2 percent. The market was closed on Monday due to Korean Memorial Day
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