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Institutional investors bet on stock market decline
Markets
Feb 28, 2021
Amid lingering market uncertainties alongside rising US Treasury yields, local institutional investors seem to have started betting against the equity market, investing in inverse exchange traded fun...
Demand for Seoul apartments down slightly: report
Markets
Feb 28, 2021
Demand for apartments in Seoul inched down last week, data showed, after the government rolled out a series of supply measures Feb. 4. According to data collected by the state-run Korea Appraisal Bo...
Korea’s oldest art fair to kick off in March with 3,000 works
Arts&Design
Feb 28, 2021
Founded in 1976, the Galleries of Association Korea is a group of more than 160 galleries in the country. It aims to popularize the art industry and foster a sound art market in Korea. Hwang Dal-seun...
Fashion brand Badblood under fire for ‘blackfishing’ on Instagram
Retail
Feb 28, 2021
Asian model’s skin darkened to make clothes ‘look even better’
Kang Eun-kyung ends her term as CEO of SPO
Music
Feb 28, 2021
Kang Eun-kyung stepped down from her role as president of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra on Sunday, after a three-year tenure. After the Seoul mayoral by-election, which will take place on April 7...
Cardinal Cheong Jin-suk hospitalized due to ailment
Social affairs
Feb 28, 2021
Cardinal Nicholas Cheong Jin-suk, former Catholic archbishop of Seoul, has been hospitalized due to deteriorating health conditions, according to Catholic insiders Sunday. Cheong, 90, was recently a...
[News Focus] Korea’s working-age population falls to 23-year low
Social affairs
Feb 28, 2021
Portion of people aged 15-64 in steep decline
Green Cross subsidiary secures $120m investment
Technology
Feb 28, 2021
Artiva Biotherapeutics, a subsidiary of South Korean pharmaceutical firm Green Cross, announced Sunday that it has secured $120 million in Series B financing to develop natural killer (NK) cell-based...
Celltrion founder’s first son to join boardroom
Technology
Feb 28, 2021
Celltrion founder and Chairman Seo Jung-jin’s eldest son Seo Jin-seok is expected to obtain a seat in the company’s boardroom next month, industry sources said on Sunday. Celltrion is to finalize th...
Drone delivery service kicks off to deliver items to ships near Busan Port
Industry
Feb 28, 2021
While the COVID-19 pandemic has impeded the transfer of goods via ship, with stricter rules to limit the number of crew members boarding and coming ashore, a small South Korean venture company is off...
S. Korea retains position as 7th largest exporter in 2020
Industry
Feb 28, 2021
With 5.5% decline, country‘s overseas performance relatively good compared to other economies
Korean REITs’ AUM rises 26% to W65tr
Markets
Feb 28, 2021
The combined assets under management by South Korea’s real estate investment trusts came to 65.3 trillion won ($58 billion) as of end-January, preliminary data showed Sunday. The total volume rose 2...
Bill aims to compensate SMEs for losses from virus restrictions, starting in July
Industry
Feb 28, 2021
Small businesses and microenterprises that have suffered due to COVID-19 and the accompanying restrictions could be eligible for government subsidies as early as July, as the legislative process is u...
‘Korea’s solar push might end up helping China’
Industry
Feb 28, 2021
Local firms call for protection against imported solar cells
Govt. plans sale of land lots confiscated from Japanese collaborators
Politics
Feb 28, 2021
The veterans affairs ministry said Sunday it plans to prioritize selling 148 land lots confiscated from former pro-Japanese collaborators to better compensate the sacrifices made by Korean independen...
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