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Former US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy met with South Korean business leaders on Thursday to exchange views on economic and trade issues between the two countries months before the upcoming US presidential election, a local business lobby said. McCarthy had a breakfast meeting in Seoul with some 20 Korean businesspeople, including representatives from Hyundai Motor Co., SK Group, LG Group and Hanwha Group, arranged b...

Former U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy met with Korean business leaders on Thursday to exchange views on economic and trade issues between the two countries months before the upcoming U.S. presidential election, a local business lobby said.

Heads of Korean business groups raised their voices for Korean companies making vast investments in the US to be treated as they deserve when facing challenges in dealing with trade and supply chain issues involving the US. Starting Monday, Korea International Trade Association Chairman Yoon Jin-sik visited the US for five days along with the Federation of Korean Industries Chairman Ryu Jin to set forth Korean busine...

The funeral for late Hyosung Group Chairman Emeritus Cho Suck-rai was held in Seoul on Tuesday as his grieving family and employees commemorated his legacy in the Korean business community.

The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) aims to boost its influence by accepting dozens of the nation’s major companies as new members, according to industry officials, Thursday.

Under President Yoon Suk Yeols leadership, South Korea and Japan are witnessing a notable enhancement in their relations, marked by increased economic interactions, strengthened diplomatic ties and strategic alignment in the military domain. Many experts anticipate that this positive trend will continue throughout 2024.

A memory chip plant located halfway between Seoul and Beijing illustrates the tough choices South Korean business leaders and policymakers face as they try to limit the damage from the US tech war with China.

The Federation of Korean Industries (FKI), Koreas biggest business lobby, said Monday it has donated $500,000 in aid to Japans relief efforts involving a massive earthquake that killed more than 200 people in the country.

A series of meetings by the newly-appointed foreign minister with the heads of business associations have sparked speculation that the ministry may have renewed efforts to regain control over international trade matters from the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy, according to industry officials and diplomatic experts, Monday.

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