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NEW YORK -- South Korean automaker Kia says it will start making its electric SUV in the U.S. by May and expects it to qualify for full tax credits that America offers on EV purchases by early next year.
South Korea is trending away from economic dependence on China and increasing its trilateral interactions with Washington and Tokyo. Thus far, Beijing appears unsure of how to respond, beyond calls for “cooperation” and encouragement for Seoul to pursue a non-aligned foreign policy.
SEOUL — Bus drivers in the South Korean capital of Seoul went on strike on March 28 after last ditch efforts at negotiating a wage hike broke down, snarling the commute for the city of more than nine million people and another million from the outskirts.
NEW YORK – Hyundai Motor is reevaluating its plans to exclusively produce all-electric vehicles at a new plant under construction in Georgia, an executive told CNBC on Wednesday.
SEOUL -- SK Hynix is looking into building a U.S. chip packaging plant, the CEO of the South Korean memory chipmaker acknowledged on Wednesday.
SEOUL -- Top South Korean online shopping group Coupang said Wednesday it will invest 3 trillion won ($2.22 billion) through 2027 to bring its fast Rocket Delivery service to more parts of the country.
Filipinos expressed their anger online as the hashtag #JusticeforKillua dominated social media platforms such as Facebook and X – the latter of which saw nearly 70,000 tweets, with major celebrities chiming in.
