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KEPCO, KOGAS leave Iranian market with looming US sanctions

By AsiaToday reporters Choi Sung-rok & Choi Won-youngIt has been confirmed that not only the leading public corporations, such as South Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) and Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), but also private companies are leaving the Iranian market for fear of U.S. sanctions. It's been only two years since they proposed their ambitio..

Government to ease regulations on new innovative industries
By AsiaToday reporter Joo Sung-sik The Moon Jae-in government has decided to introduce a comprehensive negative regulatory concept called "prior-perm..

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