South Korea’s Supreme Court rejected a claim by an American composer who accused a South Korean kids content company of ...

The top court dismissed a copyright claimed filed by a US composer against South Korean company Pinkfong, ending a six-year ...

Pinkfong version is YouTube’s most-viewed video of all time with over 16 billion plays, and has racked up a further 1 ...

The copyright battle over the viral song "Baby Shark" ends as the Korean creators are cleared of plagiarism by South Korea's ...

When South Korea's Supreme Court acquitted Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Jay Y. Lee on July 17, it closed a legal saga nearly a decade in the making.

South Korea's Supreme Court acquitted Samsung Chairman Jay Y. Lee of stock manipulation charges tied to a 2015 merger.

The Supreme Court's verdict permanently removes a long-running legal distraction for Jay Y. Lee as Samsung plays catch-up in a global race to develop cutting-edge AI chips.

The South Korean Supreme Court’s ruling dispels uncertainty over Lee Jae-yong’s leadership as the tech giant faces challenges from tariffs and chip making rivals.

The Supreme Court upheld an appeals court's ruling dismissing all charges in the case involving an $8 billion merger in 2015, freeing Lee to focus on Samsung's push to catch up in a global race to ...

Samsung’s lawyers said in a statement that they “sincerely thank” the Supreme Court for “wisely” ruling on the case. They said the ruling confirmed the 2015 merger was legitimate.