South Korean workers have started returning to the Hyundai-LG battery factory in Georgia after the raid on the site in September.

Some South Korean banks are offering “parental resignation” programs while America’s RTO shift is forcing women out of their jobs.

In September, ICE raided the Hyundai plant, detaining 475 people, with 300 South Korean nationals among them. After making an agreement with the South Korean government, U.S. immigration officials sent the detained Korean nationals back to their native country without being charged.

SK Group, another semiconductor powerhouse, and shipbuilders Hanwha Ocean and HD Hyundai also announced plans to increase their domestic investments. Both are central to South Korean commitments to boost the U.S. shipbuilding industry, a sector highlighted by President Donald Trump in negotiations with Seoul.

Moon Jae-in left office as President of South Korea in May 2022. After leaving office, the former President operated Pyeongsan Bookstore in Habuk-myeon, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do.

After raising $52 million in its IPO, the Korean company plans to expand its IP portfolio beyond Baby Shark and Bebefinn to target children and teenagers.

Shin Min-ah and Kim Woo-bin are set to marry after ten years together, with their agency confirming a private ceremony for the long-time couple.

Boston drafted catcher Hyeonah Kim with its first pick in the inaugural Women’s Professional Baseball League draft Thursday night. Kim, of Seoul, South Korea, went No. 4 overall. Boston also had the No.

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