Lee Su-jin

The rule will remove an estimated $49 billion in medical bills from the credit reports of millions of Americans.

Thomas Tuchel inherits a young England squad, but there are still uncapped players who could catch his eye such as midfield maestro Elliot Anderson.

FC Barcelona has reportedly decided which player it will try to sign in the January transfer window after a change of policy.

The quake’s epicenter was in Tibet’s Shigatse region—home to the Panchen Lama one of the top figures in Tibetan Buddhism—located around 50 miles northeast of Mount Everest.

The St. Louis Cardinals face several contract challenges if they still wish to trade Nolan Arenado.

American tennis star Coco Gauff said she feels confident going into the upcoming Australian Open after a bright start to the new season.

Kyung Ho Kang took to social media on Monday, January 6 to announce the UFC had parted ways with him. He leaves with a solid record and notable durability.

Chung Ji-wan’s company, Soulbrain, makes chemicals needed in the semiconductor-manufacturing process.

As investors sought to cash in on the EV boom, EcoPro’s shares skyrocketed more than 1,000% in the first eight months in 2023.

The rosy outlook for powerful AI chips catapulted newcomer Kwak Dong Shin, CEO of Hanmi Semiconductor, into the billionaire ranks.

Euisun Chung, executive chair and CEO of Hyundai Motor, is driving full tilt into the electric-vehicle market.

Seo Jung-jin, cofounder of drugmaker Celltrion, came out of his two-year retirement to oversee the company’s long-delayed restructuring involving the merger of its listed units.

An AI-fueled boom drove up shares of Samsung Electronics, propelling executive chairman Jay Y. Lee to the top spot on the Korea wealth rankings for the first time.

Fueled by the country’s global chipmaking ambitions, collective wealth rises to $115 billion.

Lee Su-jin, founder of travel and hotel booking superapp Yanolja, makes his debut on the list of Korea’s richest with a net worth of $1.2 billion.

As the world opens back up and industries from travel to hotels rebound from the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic, South Korean travel superapp Yanolja posted strong first-quarter sales growth in its first-ever quarterly report as it prepares to go public.