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| HSBC Korea CEO Jung Eun-young, second from right, and Mark Mckeown, chief risk officer of HSBC Asia Pacific, center, pose with entrepreneurs at the HSBC Korea office in Seoul, Wednesday. HSBC Korea has launched its second venture program to support social enterprises. Courtesy of HSBC Korea |
1 | Teens feel peer pressure to buy luxury goods endorsed by K-pop stars |
2 | Itaewon tragedy's bereaved families harassed by far-right protesters |
3 | Plan to construct new memorial center for ex-president faces backlash |
4 | Too many emergency text alerts? Gov't to halt daily COVID-19 notifications |
5 | First lady expands presence in domestic politics |
6 | Able C&C sale attracts dozens of potential buyers |
7 | FSC OKs Apple Pay to be available in Korea |
8 | Naver to roll out conversational AI service |
9 | SEMICON Korea defies chip industry downturn |
10 | K bank decides to delay IPO plan |
1 | Major webtoon platforms' fight against piracy |
2 | ENHYPEN-inspired webtoon 'Dark Moon: The Blood Altar' surpasses 100 million views |
3 | Kim Da-mi, Jeon So-nee team up for coming-of-age film 'Soulmate' |
4 | Park Hyung-sik to play crown prince in tvN series 'Our Blooming Youth' |
5 | 'Ant-Man 3' promises bigger, better action with same family dynamic: cast |
