South Korea on Tuesday announced plans to invest almost $5 billion extra in the country's semiconductor industry, citing "growing uncertainty" over US tariffs.

Meanwhile, allies like South Korea are scrambling to shield their critical industries, unveiling billion-dollar rescue packages for chipmakers caught in the crossfire.

President Trump maintained that tariffs will soon hit phones, computers, and major consumer tech products, as investor focus ...

South Korea's car exports inched up from a year earlier in March, driven by rising demand from Asian nations while shipments to the United States dropped sharply ahead of the start of U.S. tariffs on ...

Visitors look at the display of SK Hynix Inc. 12-layer HBM3E memory chips at the Semiconductor Exhibition (SEDEX) in Seoul, ...

South Korea on Tuesday announced plans to invest an additional $4.9 billion in the country's semiconductor industry, citing ...

Acting President and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said on Apr. 14 that South Korea and the United States will hold a virtual meeting within the next two days to discuss the Alaska liquefied natural gas ...

South Korea announced on Tuesday an increase in its support package for the country's vital semiconductor industry to 33 ...

American beauty founders are warning prices are likely to go up as the global skincare and cosmetics industry comes to terms ...

White House top economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, doubled down to ABC News' Rachel Scott that there will be no tariff ...

Trump is showing that he is willing to violate long-standing norms and strike at the core of other countries’ prosperity—and ...

Chinese Customs spokesperson said that they will now strictly follow laws and rules to strengthen checks and inspections on ...