Pyeongtaek
- All
- News
-
LG's Rollable Smartphone 'B Project' to Launch by June 2021: Report
LG will reportedly unveil its rollable smartphone codenamed 'B Project' by June next year. The production of the prototype of the phone has begun at its factory in Pyeongtaek, a report indicated.
-
Donald Trump Calls Daughter Ivanka, Mike Pompeo "Beauty And The Beast"
Whether he is tweeting from his bed late at night or wrapping up a historical visit to North Korea, US President Donald Trump never fails to raise a few eyebrows with his off-hand attempts at humour. Mr Trump did it again today as he invited his daughter, Ivanka Trump, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the stage while visiting the Osan Air Base...
-
US Opens New Military Headquarters In South Korea's Pyeongtaek
US forces in South Korea opened their new headquarters Friday, on what they called Washington's biggest overseas base, just weeks after President Donald Trump said he wanted to bring the troops home.
-
South Korea Reports 3 MERS Deaths as New Cases Fall
South Korea Tuesday reported three more fatalities from the MERS outbreak but health authorities said they were cautiously optimistic the worst was over as the number of new cases was falling.
-
Samsung Electronics Makes $14.7 Billion Bet With New South Korean Chip Plant
Samsung, the world's top memory chip maker, said the plant would be located in Pyeongtaek, roughly 75 kilometres (47 miles) south of Seoul. The company said it would create 150,000 jobs, equal to about a third of the city's population.
-
Former Korean 'Comfort Women' for US Troops Sue Own Government
Cho Myung-ja ran away from home as a teenager to escape a father who beat her, finding her way to the red light district in a South Korean town that hosts a large U.S. Army garrison.
-
Killing Spree Highlights Stress of South Korea Military Service
A deadly shooting spree by a South Korean military serviceman has once again raised questions over the wisdom of deploying young, inexperienced and often unprepared conscripts along the world's last Cold War frontier.
-
LG denies Nexus 4 supply issues as rumours of next Nexus device emerge
An LG official states that production of the smartphone at the domestic Pyeongtaek plant in South Korea is proceeding without a hitch.
-
Indian weightlifters earn two quota places for London Olympics
Indian weightlifters earned two quota places for London Olympics -- one each in men's and women's sections -- in the Senior Asian Championships which concluded at Pyeongtaek, South Korea on Monday.
-
LG's Rollable Smartphone 'B Project' to Launch by June 2021: Report
LG will reportedly unveil its rollable smartphone codenamed 'B Project' by June next year. The production of the prototype of the phone has begun at its factory in Pyeongtaek, a report indicated.
-
Donald Trump Calls Daughter Ivanka, Mike Pompeo "Beauty And The Beast"
Whether he is tweeting from his bed late at night or wrapping up a historical visit to North Korea, US President Donald Trump never fails to raise a few eyebrows with his off-hand attempts at humour. Mr Trump did it again today as he invited his daughter, Ivanka Trump, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the stage while visiting the Osan Air Base...
-
US Opens New Military Headquarters In South Korea's Pyeongtaek
US forces in South Korea opened their new headquarters Friday, on what they called Washington's biggest overseas base, just weeks after President Donald Trump said he wanted to bring the troops home.
-
South Korea Reports 3 MERS Deaths as New Cases Fall
South Korea Tuesday reported three more fatalities from the MERS outbreak but health authorities said they were cautiously optimistic the worst was over as the number of new cases was falling.
-
Samsung Electronics Makes $14.7 Billion Bet With New South Korean Chip Plant
Samsung, the world's top memory chip maker, said the plant would be located in Pyeongtaek, roughly 75 kilometres (47 miles) south of Seoul. The company said it would create 150,000 jobs, equal to about a third of the city's population.
-
Former Korean 'Comfort Women' for US Troops Sue Own Government
Cho Myung-ja ran away from home as a teenager to escape a father who beat her, finding her way to the red light district in a South Korean town that hosts a large U.S. Army garrison.
-
Killing Spree Highlights Stress of South Korea Military Service
A deadly shooting spree by a South Korean military serviceman has once again raised questions over the wisdom of deploying young, inexperienced and often unprepared conscripts along the world's last Cold War frontier.
-
LG denies Nexus 4 supply issues as rumours of next Nexus device emerge
An LG official states that production of the smartphone at the domestic Pyeongtaek plant in South Korea is proceeding without a hitch.
-
Indian weightlifters earn two quota places for London Olympics
Indian weightlifters earned two quota places for London Olympics -- one each in men's and women's sections -- in the Senior Asian Championships which concluded at Pyeongtaek, South Korea on Monday.
