Bobby Kim Faces FBI Probe Over Alleged Sexual Harassment Of Korean Air Lines Crew Member
The South Korean singer has been accused of sexually harassing a female crew member on a U.S.-bound Korean Air Lines Co. plane.
Kim Jong Un Birthday: North Korea Leader's Birth Date Largely Ignored, Age Remains State Secret
The leader is supposed to turn 32 on Thursday, but no mention of his birthday has even been made in state media, a departure from last year's fanfare.
Standard Chartered To Cut 4,000 Jobs, Close Equities Business To Pare Costs
The bank said it is "on track" to cut costs by at least $400 million in 2015 after it cut 2,000 jobs over the last three months.
Diageo To Settle Korean Tax Evasion Dispute
The British-based maker of Johnnie Walker and Guinness has decided to settle a dispute over taxes owed in South Korea.
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FBI Director Comey Claims More Evidence That North Korea Hacked Sony
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Korean Air Lines Heiress Cho Hyun-ah Charged After 'Nut Rage,' Faces 15 Years In Jail
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North Korea Has Achieved 'Significant' Technology Level To Build Mini Nuclear Devices: South Korea
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China Protests After Suspected North Korean Army Deserter Kills Four
China said it had lodged a protest with Pyongyang after media reports said a North Korean army deserter killed four Chinese nationals.
AirAsia Flight 8501: Black Box Flight Recorders Focus Of Java Sea Search
Bad weather is hampering the search for wreckage from AirAsia Flight 8501.
South Korean Health Worker In Sierra Leone Flown To Germany For Ebola Tests
The health care worker will be kept under isolation for 21 days in a special unit at Berlin’s Charite Hospital.
Talks Between North Korea, South Korea Hampered By Terms; UN Assistance Requested
Kim Jong-un approaches inter-Korea talks with his list of conditions, South Korea refuses and enlists UN help.
Kim Jong Un Willing To Hold Talks With South Korean President Park Geun-hye
The meeting, if it takes place, will be the first one between the leaders of the two countries since 2007.
South Korean Activist Group Plans To Airdrop 100,000 Copies Of 'The Interview' In North Korea By Balloon
The activist has said the campaign is being financed by a U.S.-based nonprofit.
Search For AirAsia Flight 8501: Sonar Detects Plane's Wreckage In Shallow Waters Of Java Sea
On the fourth day of a multinational search operation, Indonesian officials said that they had found the missing Airbus A320 in the Java Sea.
Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Investigation: Cho Hyun-ah Faces Charges After Court Approves Arrest Of Former Executive For Plane Delay
A court ruled that authorities are legally warranted in arresting Cho Hyun-ah for delaying a plane over a bag of macadamia nuts.
AirAsia Flight 8501: Company Marks First Fatal Incident In Its History As Search Teams Retrieve Debris, Bodies
A nearly three-day-long search operation in the Java Sea has led to the recovery on Tuesday of debris and bodies from AirAsia Flight QZ8501.
US Agency Gives Quiet Nod To Light Oil Exports: Report
The message marks the first sign that the US is becoming comfortable about allowing firms to work around the nation’s four-decades-old ban.
Low-Risk 'Worm' Removed At Hacked South Korea Nuclear Operator
Authorities have found evidence that a low-risk computer ‘worm’ had been removed from devices connected to some nuclear plant control systems.
QZ8501 Location Search: Indonesia To Test Whether Discovered Oil Patch Belongs To AirAsia Flight
Indonesia has sent a ship to test an oil patch found in the reported location of the downed AirAsia plane to see if it is aircraft fuel.
South Korea Wants To Resume Talks With North As Cyberattack Issue Festers
South Korea has sought to resume talks with the North in a significant overture amid escalating tensions over cybersecurity.
Missing AirAsia Flight Pushes Company Stock Down Most In 3 Years; Rebound Hoped After Initial Reaction
AirAsia's stock fell nearly 8 percent on Monday, making it the biggest one-day drop in more than three years for the company.
Search For AirAsia Flight QZ8501 Enters Second Day
AirAsia Flight QZ8501 vanished before air traffic controllers could grant permission for it to ascend to 38,000 feet.
North Korea's Internet, Phone Networks Still Down Amid Tensions With US Over Sony Hack
North Korea is pointing a finger at the U.S. over its Internet and 3G mobile network outages, but some speculate China could be involved.
Three Workers At South Korean Nuclear Power Plant Die Of Suspected Gas Leak
The accident occurred just a week after state-run Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power Co. was threatened by anonymous hackers.
US, Japan And South Korea To Share Intelligence To Deal With North Korea’s Nuclear, Missile Threats
The pact is expected to help the U.S., Japan and South Korea better cope with North Korean provocation.
‘The Interview’: They Loved It, Or They Hated It And Watched It Anyway To Make A Point
Twitter was lit up by reactions to the comedy about a plot to assassinate North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.
Uber And CEO Indicted In South Korea For Violating Transportation Laws
The ride service company is facing legal charges in South Korea, just the latest country to challenge the service.
South Korea Seeks China's Cooperation In Probe Into Cyberattack On Nuclear Operator
South Korea had traced multiple Internet addresses involved in the cyberattack to a northeastern Chinese city near North Korea.
South Korea Prosecutors Indict Local Uber Subsidiary: Yonhap
South Korea has indicted the CEO and local subsidiary of Uber Technologies for violating a law governing public transport.
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