Seoul's benchmark index spent Thursday undoing almost exactly what it had done the day before. A session after the KOSPI dropped 5.55% in the worst of this week's global bond-market turmoil, it closed...
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Seoul had one of its worst sessions of the year on Wednesday, and the trigger did not come from Korea. A global selloff in long-dated government bonds sent yields to multi-year highs in the United Sta...
You're on the aisle, somewhere over the middle of the country, and the person beside you mentions what they paid. It's less than half your fare. Same plane, same route, same day. They didn't have a co...
A friend of mine lost eleven years of photographs on an ordinary Tuesday. Not to a hacker, not to a fire — to a laptop that simply refused to wake up. She had been meaning to "sort out backups" for ab...
Seoul spent Tuesday morning celebrating and Tuesday afternoon unwinding it. The KOSPI opened 2.15% higher at 7,127.77, ran to an intraday 7,216.62 on another wave of chip buying, and then spent the re...
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