Six-party talks only possible if N. Korea accepts preconditions: official
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By Kim Deok-hyun and Lee Haye-ah
S. Korea's cargo handling at seaports grows 14.7 pct in Sept.
SEOUL (Yonhap) - Container cargo processed at South Korea's seaports rose 14.7 percent on-year last month on growth of both trade and transshipment cargo, the government said Friday.
S. Koreans start using cellphones at age 10.4: poll
By Kim Eun-jung
SC First Bank to cut senior jobs via early retirement
SEOUL (Yonhap) - SC First Bank, the South Korean unit of Standard Chartered Plc, said Friday that it will carry out a voluntary early retirement program for executive-level employees in a bid to bo
Seoul shares open higher on eased European woes
SEOUL (Yonhap) - South Korean stocks got off to a strong start on Friday, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street underpinned by a European Central Bank (ECB) plan to support the region's strugglin
S. Korea's CDS premium jumps most in 32 months
SEOUL (Yonhap) - The cost of insuring South Korea's sovereign debt against default climbed the most in 32 months, growing two times faster than that of eurozone countries, data showed Friday.
Formula One host city gets second chance to undo mistakes
By Kenneth Quillinan
Contributing writer
S. Korea's new vehicle registration grows in 2011
SEOUL (Yonhap) - The number of people purchasing new vehicles in South Korea rose from a year earlier in the first three quarters with the number of people writing off their aged cars also increasi
S. Korea, U.S. discuss next steps on N. Korea
By Lee Chi-dong
Samsung puts Q3 operating profit at 4.2 tln won
SEOUL (Yonhap) - Samsung Electronics Co., the world's biggest maker of computer memory chips and the No.
