Martial law reminds global investors why they dislike the country — they’re the last ones to find out what’s going on.

Global investors won’t soon forget Seoul’s amateur hour political performance, William Pesek writes in a guest commentary.

November proved to be a noteworthy month for the U.S. equity space, as it delivered a 4% return, driving record-breaking ...

South Korean stocks overall face new political risks after the aborted declaration of martial law. But the West needs to get ...

The Amplify Video Game Tech ETF (GAMR), which was the world’s first exchange traded funds to target the video game tech ...

A selloff in key producers of batteries for EVs and power systems looks overdone.

An extraordinary political drama in South Korea is likely to compound an already gloomy outlook for Asia’s fourth-largest ...

Stellar (XLM), bitcoin cash, eos (EOS), tron (TRX) and Hedera (HBAR) have gained at least 50% over the past week, CoinGecko ...

Bitcoin (BTC) recovers slightly, trading above $96,000 on Wednesday, after its recent dip on Tuesday due to the political ...

South Korea’s Kospi closed 1.4% lower to 2,464.00. Shares of Samsung Electronics, the country's biggest company, fell 0.9%.

Investors weathered a geopolitical whirlwind on Tuesday - with a declaration of martial law by South Korea's president sparking flows into haven assets, sinking the country's currency and raising ...

Bitcoin euphoria cooled down at the start of December, but several cohorts of investors are buying the dips and the price ...