SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea plans to roll out 14 trillion won ($10 billion) of low-interest loans next year to support its ...

South Korea plans to begin providing 14T won (about $10B) in low-interest loans next year to boost its chip industry.

Ah's appointment as CEO of Samsung Bioepis breaks an 86-year tradition, making her the first woman outside the founding family to lead a Samsung company ...

CEO as well as head of its memory chip business and appointed Han Jin-man as company president and head of the foundry ...

The Chairman of Samsung Lee Jae-yong, in what is seen as a ‘desperation’ move to win freedom, has finally admitted in a South ...

South Korea’s SK Hynix and Samsung dominate the supply of HBMs, each controlling about 48 per cent of the global market share ...

FOR Samsung Group, this has been a year of milestones. First, a rare public apology from its flagship Samsung Electronics, ...

South Korea plans to roll out 14 trillion won ($10 billion) of low-interest loans next year to support its chip industry, the ...

Kim will now act as the president and CEO of Samsung Bioepis Co. The executive has over two decades of experience in biologic ...

Next year's Mobile World Congress could see the introduction of the first "real AI phone," a project Samsung and LG are now secretly working on. Unnamed ...

South Korea put forward a comprehensive package of support measures for the semiconductor industry Wednesday, with its top ...

South Korea plans to bolster its fiscal support for domestic chipmakers next year, shoring up an industry that may face ...