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The Ministry of the Interior and Safety stated on the 30th regarding the SK Telecom SIM card information leakage incident, "It is fundamentally impossible to issue mobile identification cards ...

The first decline in gross domestic product in three years was no big surprise in light of a record surge in imports. Higher trade deficits subtract from GDP. Setting trade-war influences aside ...

Gains for major U.S. indexes picked up in early trading. The S&P 500 is now up more than 3%, while the Nasdaq Composite has jumped more than 4%. The Wall Street Journal reported the Trump ...

Stocks fell again on Monday after President Donald Trump renewed his online campaign against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 733 points, or 1.9%.

The Dow fell more than 1,200 points Monday as Wall Street worried whether President Donald Trump’s attacks on the Federal Reserve chair were more than just bluster. The Dow was down 1,260 points ...

U.S. stocks saw resumed outflows in past week, with investors pulling $10.7 billion from funds in the past week, according to BofA Global. (EPFR Global, BofA Global) U.S. stocks logged another ...

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