LH Corp., South Korea's state-run land developer, said Thursday that it signed a preliminary deal to cooperate with the South Sudanese government in building a new capital for the soon-to-be indepe
A former senior prosecutor said Thursday he treated former President Roh Moo-hyun with sufficient courtesy during a high-profile investigation into an alleged corruption scandal.
A prominent economic think tank strongly criticized a government proposal for large companies to share some of their profits with smaller firms on Thursday, saying it is "anti-market and anti-capit
KEPCO Knowledge, Data & Network Co. (KEPCO KDN) said Thursday that it has signed a 300 billion won (US$278 million) deal to build a solar power plant in Arizona, the United States.
Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest maker of TVs, said Thursday that global sales of its smart TVs reached 2 million units in three months after their debut on brisk overseas demand.
The following is a chronological review of major developments related to North Korea from June 9 to June 15, 2011.
North Korea plans to launch a month-long massive gymnastics extravaganza known as the Arirang Festival in August, a tour agency said on June 9.
The United States supports South Korea's view that inter-Korean dialogue should take place before the resumption of talks between Washington and Pyongyang or the stalled six-party denuclearization
The United States recently intercepted a North Korean ship suspected of carrying military-related contraband, causing the vessel to eventually sail back home, a U.S. official said on June 13.
North Korea has leased a pier on its port located near China and Russia to Switzerland, a source said on June 14, citing an unidentified Chinese government official.
