Some 300 South Korean small business owners protested in Seoul on Wednesday over the return of strict social distancing rules, urging the government to compensate them for financial losses and scrap …
Small business owners rally in Seoul to protest virus curbs
Hundreds of small business owners have rallied in South Korea’s capital, calling for the withdrawal of a curfew and tough coronavirus restrictions on restaurants, cafes, gyms and other facilities. The …
South Korean Businesses Protest Against Return of Strict COVID Rules
Some 300 South Korean small business owners protested in Seoul on Wednesday over the return of strict social distancing rules, urging the government to compensate them for financial losses and scrap …
Philippines borrows at least P32.6 billion for COVID-19 booster, kids’ shots
The loans from the World Bank, ADB, AIIB, and South Korea will be used to fund booster shots and doses for minors …
South Korean banks add to prospects in Vietnam
Vietnam is well-positioned to become an alluring investment constituent in Southeast Asia, particularly for South Korean financial holdings.
South Korean banks add to prospects in Vietnam
Vietnam is well-positioned to become an alluring investment constituent in Southeast Asia, particularly for South Korean financial holdings.
Businesses fret as South Korea reimposes COVID-19 curfews
As clocks struck 9 p.m. this week, customers packed up and left restaurants and other eateries across South Korea as a reimposed curfew designed to help stem a surge in coronavirus infections sparks …
South Korea’s government sees inflation outpacing BoK projections
SEOUL: South Korea’s government expects inflation to outpace the central bank’s current forecasts for next year as supply disruptions persist and services spending rebounds, echoing concerns shared by …
South Korea Stock Market May Take Further Damage On Tuesday
The South Korea stock market on Monday snapped the three-day winning streak in which it had gathered more than 30 points or 1.1 …
Philippines, South Korea sign $100-M loan deal to boost gov’t vaccination program
The Philippines and South Korea have signed a $100-million loan agreement to help boost the COVID-19 vaccination program.