The Kyunghyang Shinmun

2083 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Chungnam launches autumn market and seafood festivals in Gongju, Seocheon · Chungnam Province runs two parallel autumn public festivals through 2026-10-11.
• South Korean consumer contracts use unreadable complex legal wording · South Korean service terms remain hard to read despite legal clarity requirements.
• South Korean battery ETFs lead returns as semiconductor rally slows · Secondary battery ETFs dominate top monthly returns amid slowing semiconductor gains in South Korea.
• Netflix Gijang S2 Shin Ramyun bedroom was not paid product placement · Viral Shin Ramyun bedroom on Netflix show was not paid product placement, Nongshim confirmed.
• Bank Loan Scam: Phishing Calls Use Stolen Personal Data · South Korean authorities warn of phishing scams using leaked bank loan data to trick victims into repaying loans to fraudsters.
• Korean Food Supplier Owner Sentenced for Causing Employee Fall · A Korean food supplier owner was charged with special injury for causing an employee to fall 3.2 meters from a forklift.
• Hyundai Tucson offers family-friendly space but has window safety concerns · The new Hyundai Tucson features spacious interiors and advanced ADAS but has a window safety issue.
• UNEP Report: Integrated Climate and Clean Air Action Yields 15-Fold Economic Returns · A new UNEP report finds that integrated climate and clean air action could generate 15 times the investment in economic benefits.
• South Korea exempts non-speculative farmland from forced disposal · South Korean government adjusts farmland survey rules following farmer opposition
• Kyeonghye Shinmun Privacy Consent Form for Newsletter Subscription · Kyeonghye Shinmun requires user consent for newsletter subscription and data collection.
• Samsung Electronics Reports Record Q3 Earnings Driven by AI Memory Boom · Samsung Electronics posted record Q3 earnings of 107 trillion won as AI demand drives a memory semiconductor supercycle.
• Incheon Airport Late-Night Buses Run Empty Due to Low Ridership · Incheon Airport's late-night buses operate with low ridership, raising concerns over annual budget waste.
• FSC Orders Bank to Return Child's Deposit After Bank Error · The Financial Supervisory Service ordered a bank to refund a child's deposit mistakenly withdrawn by an employee.
• Korea Warns of Manufacturing Crisis as China Expands in Emerging Markets · Korea's National Research Institute warns of a manufacturing crisis as China dominates emerging markets in batteries and appliances.
• LG Energy Solution hits record quarterly revenue of 9.6 trillion won · LG Energy Solution reported record Q3 revenue of 9.6 trillion won and returned to profitability.
• Trump Ally McCormick Presses South Korea to Accelerate US Investments · US Senator Dave McCormick urges South Korea to speed up investments to match Japan's pace amid Trump pressure.
• US Senator McCormick says South Korea lags Japan on US investment speed · Trump ally Senator Dave McCormick urges South Korea to accelerate US investments.
• South Korea reverses farmland policy to target only speculators · South Korea revised farmland survey rules to avoid penalizing ordinary farmers.
• Bank Error Sends Child's Deposit to Scammer; Regulator Orders Return · A bank employee's error sent a child's deposit to a scammer, prompting the Financial Supervisory Service to order the bank to return the funds.
• Samsung Electronics Reports Record Q3 Earnings Driven by AI Memory Demand · Samsung Electronics posted record Q3 operating profit of 107 trillion won fueled by AI-driven memory semiconductor demand.
• Customs introduces underwater drones despite zero drug seizures in 18 months · Korea Customs Service faces criticism for adding underwater drones after failing to seize any drugs in 18 months of operation.
• Korea's Key Industries Face 'China Red Wave' Threat, Study Warns · Korea Institute for International Economic Policy warns China is displacing Korean exports in emerging markets and Europe.
• Samsung Electronics hits record quarterly profit but stock price falls · Samsung Electronics reported a record quarterly profit, yet its stock price declined due to high market expectations and sector-wide selling pressure.
• EU Reviews Safeguard Tariffs on Chinese Hybrids, Threatening Korean Auto Exports · The EU is reviewing low-tariff quotas for Chinese hybrid cars, potentially affecting Korean exports due to non-discriminatory rules.
• Unclaimed Shares in Korea Reach 1.5 Trillion Won Despite Recovery Efforts · Korea's depositary holds nearly 1.5 trillion won in unclaimed shares, with annual recovery averaging only 557 billion won.
• South Korea's 16.5 Trillion Won Floating-Rate Mortgage Loans Face Rate Hikes · South Korea's 16.5 trillion won in floating-rate mortgages face interest rate hikes in the fourth quarter.
• South Korea Budget Minister Defends 162 Trillion Won Future Response Fund · Planning Minister Park Hong-geun defends the 162T won fund at parliamentary audit against opposition criticism.
• South Korea Estimates 310,000 Unaccounted LPG Cylinders Pose Safety Risks · South Korea estimates over 310,000 LPG cylinders lack inspection records, posing significant safety risks.
• Seoul Apartment Prices Rise for 87th Week Amid Mixed District Trends · Seoul apartment prices rose 0.12% for the 87th consecutive week, though Gangnam and Yongsan districts continued to fall.
• Incheon Airport Late-Night Bus Runs Nearly Empty Despite High Costs · Incheon Airport's late-night bus service operates with extremely low ridership despite significant annual subsidies.