The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. surpassed 400,000 on Wednesday, according to figures provided by NBC, with 12,864 fatalities nationwide.
North Korea fired two projectiles that appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off the east coast of the Korean peninsula, South Korea's military said on Saturday.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in says U.S. President Donald Trump's recent letter to North Korea's leader underscores his commitment to negotiations.
Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen is expected to continue her pro-growth policies on the self-ruled island after a decisive victory in the self-ruled island's presidential election on Saturday, an entrepreneur said on Monday.
Participation by Chinese companies was down slightly, while Taiwan's presence grew significantly according to the Consumer Technology Association, the group behind CES.
Operating profit for the fourth quarter is expected to be 7.1 trillion Korean won ($6.02 billion), better than the 6.5 trillion won predicted by Refinitiv SmartEstimate.
South Korean President Moon said on Tuesday he regretted the lack of progress in negotiations with North Korea, but vowed to keep trying to talk to the reclusive leader in Pyongyang.
Microsoft said it won a court order that allowed the tech giant to take control of 50 websites that a North Korea-linked hacking group was using to carry out cyberattacks.
Why is China pushing for a free-trade deal and better relations with its two Northeast Asian neighbors? The answer resides in Beijing's attempt to establish close political ties with Tokyo and Seoul, writes Dr. Michael Ivanovitch.
North Korea said it had conducted another test at a satellite launch site on Friday to bolster its strategic nuclear deterrence, North Korean state media outlet KCNA reported on Saturday.
China's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, is set to arrive on Wednesday for a two-day stay, during which he will meet his counterpart, Kang Kyung-wha, and President Moon Jae-in as the two countries seek to improve ties amid a spat over U.S. anti-missile system in South Korea.
South Korean and U.S. officials broke off talks on Tuesday aimed at settling the cost burden for Seoul of hosting the U.S. military, South Korea's Foreign Ministry said, amid a public backlash over a U.S. demand for a sharp increase in the bill.