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Carmaker’s shares rose 20% on news of Apple electric vehicle discussions that later ended
Biden hails resolution to disagreement that threatened Ford and VW’s plans to build electric cars in America
South Korean group benefits from huge demand for electronics and tight supply of semiconductors
Group has struggled to compete with likes of Apple, Samsung and low-cost Chinese rivals
International pension funds pressure company over joint venture with military-controlled conglomerate
Largest shipping group says air the only option for essential goods as companies fret over risks to cargo
Struggle for future of Kumho Petrochemical marks new front for Asia shareholder activism
South Korean carmaker halted manufacture of less popular models due to global semiconductor crisis
SK Bioscience’s $1.3bn IPO comes after group signed deal to make jabs for AstraZeneca
South Korean company makes commitment after winning US trade secrets ruling over rival
South Korean ecommerce group makes largest Wall Street debut by foreign company in 7 years
South Korean ecommerce group still relies on external investment to keep the lights on
ITC had imposed a ban on the South Korean company for trade secret violations
Move to replace fire-prone batteries will cost South Korean carmaker about $900m
Moon Jae-in has a chance to become a true global leader but it’s far from clear he’ll take it
Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong needs to revive the group’s fortunes as threats lurk in smartphones, chips and displays
Hyundai revives past business model as components supplier as Big Tech shifts into auto industry
Shares in South Korean carmaker and affiliate Kia fall as investors’ hopes dashed
Even in prison, Lee Jae-yong has the weight of a nation on his shoulders, with big questions for the flagship electronics business
Seoul to allow practice for large-cap stocks amid growing power for retail investors
Thousands sign petition calling for permanent bar on bets against stocks
Warning from world’s biggest memory chipmaker comes as car companies lobby governments for help
South Korean carmaker revs up efforts to grab greater share of competitive market
The pandemic has generated vast demand for the group’s core products
Lee Jae-yong will spend 18 months in prison in blow to global technology group
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