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Boeing and six other U.S. companies have reportedly promised to invest $380 million in South Korea.
South Korea says new regulations will ban silent smartphone camera apps that can capture photos without making a shutter click sound.
Amid rumors of a smartwatch from Apple and Samsung's announcement it is working on one, the latest word in the tech world is about a Google version.
South Korea needs to establish a quota for male teachers to correct a gender imbalance, nearly 90 percent of teachers polled said.
South Korea and the United States are close to completing an agreement to relocate U.S. bases south of Seoul, government and military sources said Thursday.
Hugh Jackman a hit in Seoul
Australian star Hugh Jackman delighted fans in South Korea by dropping into their language during a promotional appearance in Seoul for "Wolverine."
Authorities say two aides to South Korea's president have resigned after allegedly being caught in a police raid on a brothel in Seoul.
South Korean officials say a seal acquired from a U.S. collector was indeed used by King Gojong, the 26th king of the Joseon Kingdom.
An average of 10,000 South Korean small businesses close daily during the economic crisis, the National Statistical Office says.
North Korean defectors often have a difficult time adjusting to the capitalist economy in South Korea, a human rights group says.
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