Semiconductors
South Korea chip output falls in February at fastest pace since 2008
Government, major producers continue to invest in semiconductor plants
Ukraine trip and summit with South Korea's Yoon receive high marks in Nikkei poll
Trade talks to resume as Kishida hails 'opportunity' to advance bilateral relations
Central bank decision to stand pat at 3.5% in line with market forecasts
Nation's leader pushes for drastic shake-up of the nation's labor system
President spearheads drive to export more nuclear power facilities and arms
Economy continues to slow as central bank focuses on protecting the won
Post-restrictions consumption falls off while global trade drops
At Davos, South Korean leader walks a fine line in not alienating China
Yoon Suk-yeol has been surprisingly soft toward Beijing, but faces new dilemmas
South Korean and Philippine leaders to attend, China to send Liu He
Widely expected move seen by some as end to tightening cycle
Gov. Rhee should keep up pressure on government to reform
Lenders in Japan and China lag peers enjoying fatter borrowing margins
Shift in interest rate cycle creates 'downside risks', organization says
South Korea to pull ahead in 2023 as weak yen compounds low productivity
As chip giants like Samsung and SK Hynix expand production, locals fear water contamination
Union leaders shave heads in protest; talks continue with transport ministry
Even direct use of fossil fuels can involve lower greenhouse emissions
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