One Kakao CEO resigned Wednesday and another CEO, who will remain on the job, promised to get the company to focus on basics again after a dramatic "wake-up call" over the weekend, in which almost all the company's offerings failed due to the lack of effective and robust backup.

North Korea has stolen as much as $1 billion worth of cryptocurrencies and hard currency in the past two years to fund its nuclear program, said the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas at Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) on Tuesday.

North Korea conducted two artillery drills mere hours apart late Tuesday night and Wednesday, with the shells landing in a maritime buffer zone in the Yellow Sea in violation of an inter-Korean military agreement, South Korean defense officials said Wednesday.

Hyundai Motor Group will spend 5.2 trillion won ($3.6 billion) to electrify the local auto industry's supply chain.

Six-hundred and five massive robotic arms move systematically at GM Korea’s Changwon plant on Wednesday afternoon, working to make at least one vehicle per minute.

Tourism is bouncing back as the pandemic ends, with travel-related companies boasting of more travelers coming through their doors and occupying seats on planes.  

Chinese netizens are once again creating a stir online, arguing that a Korean celebrity has stolen Chinese culture. The item at the center of controversy this time is a phoenix binyeo, or hairpin.

UFOs, aliens and two friends who are after the truth — this is the plot of “Glitch.”  
The Netflix sci-fi mystery series, released worldwide on the streaming service on Oct. 7, currently sits at No. 8 on Netflix’s Global Top 10 chart, having been streamed over 7.44 million hours from Oct. 10 to 16.