MON, July 28, 2014, (KST)
- Outstanding government bonds surpass $490 billion: KFIA
- Business Today: Change in financial investment in aging society
- Korean shares break record high
- Rival parties make last push before July 30 by-elections
- President Park to spend week-long summer holiday at presidential office
- 4 of 10 start-ups in Korea are mom and pop stores: Global Entrepreneurship ...
- Global smartphone users expected to reach 2.5 billion in 2015
- Korean tech firms target of China's increasing M&A activity
- Finance minister promises aggressive, expansionary measures to boost econom...
- Fighting continues in Gaza, despite ceasefire calls
- Prosecutors seeking arrest warrant for son of sunken ferry owner
- Visiting U.S. official to seek support for tighter sanctions on Russia
- Dutch PM rules out military mission in eastern Ukraine
- Hamas and North Korea make secret arms deal - report
- Hot, sunny day for most of Korea
Finance minister promises aggressive, expansionary measures to boost economy
Korea's finance minister is once again calling for aggressive, expansionary policy to revive the sluggish economy. Speaking at an event with journalists on Monday, Choi Kyung-hwan said the expansionary measures were needed now and would likely extend beyond this year. They echo previous comme...
Korean shares break record high
Rival parties make last push before July 30 by-elections
Fighting continues in Gaza, despite ceasefire calls
4 of 10 start-ups in Korea are mom and pop stores: Global Entrepreneurship Monitor
President Park to spend week-long summer holiday at presidential office
S. Korea urges N. Korea to ease Kaesong entry regulations
Two opposition candidates withdraw from by-elections
Outstanding government bonds surpass $490 billion: KFIA
Global smartphone users expected to reach 2.5 billion in 2015
Gyeonbokgung Palace night tours now open
sports
Dutch PM rules out military mission in eastern Ukraine
Hot, sunny day for most of Korea
