SEOUL/NEW YORK -- The prospect of a second U.S. presidential term for Donald Trump is sowing concern among leading South Korean executives who fear that his election could threaten investments in the U.S. spurred by clean-energy incentives offered during Joe Biden's administration.
The concerns prompted South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy to host an internal meeting last Thursday to discuss issues arising from the upcoming U.S. election after communicating with companies, industry bodies and research institutes.
