WED, July 23, 2014, (KST)
- Will Choi-nomics make a breakthrough in Korea's sluggish economy?
- One week left until July 30th by-elections
- Defense chiefs of South Korea and China held talks on installing hotline
- Proportion of payments in Japanese yen falls to all-time low
- Typhoon Matmo makes landfall in Taiwan
- Apple nearly misses market expectatios despite strong China sales
- China food scandal spreads to Japan
- Major U.S, European carriers suspend flights to Israel after rocket fire
- Nationwide showers forecast for Thursday
- S. Korea, Japan resume sexual slavery talks today
- Former sex slaves travel U.S. to call attention to issue
- Korean economy relies heavily on China
- Police, prosecution under fire for failed ferry fugitive manhunt
- Koreans have low consumer confidence level: Nielsen report
- Industry insiders weigh in on direct currency trading deal between Korea,...
Finance minister warns Korean economy could resemble Japan's lost 20 years
We begin with a strong warning out of the finance ministry Should the Korean economy stay the course, it could face a situation similar to Japan's 20 years of lost growth. And, that's according to Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan earlier this Wednesday morning stressing the need...
Korean economy relies heavily on China
U.S., European flights to and from Tel Aviv suspended over safety concerns
Korean economy leans heavily on China
Former sex slaves travel U.S. to call attention to issue
Koreans have low consumer confidence level: Nielsen report
S. Korea, Japan resume sexual slavery talks today
Proportion of payments in Japanese yen falls to all-time low
Detecting breast cancer in 3D
Multi-talented K-stars expand into other genres
SPORTS
Victims of Malaysia plane downing begin long journey home
Monsoon rain to affect entire country Thursday
