Our viewers in the United States and Around The World. This is cnns continuing breaking News Coverage of iran strike on israel. Im christiane, Amanpour In London alongside my colleague Alex Marquardt In Washington. And were learning more about iran is unprecedented attack on israel this morning, iran says it targeted the base. Israel used to strike the iranian consulate in damascus the idf says more than 300 missiles house and drones were fired in yesterdays attack the majority were fired from iran itself, but some were launched from iraq. And yemen. Only a few were able to peers the defenses hitting an air base in Southern Israel causing minor damage. And there are no reports of major injuries or deaths suffered directly from the strikes. Israel says, the us, britain, and france also acted during the strikes. Us forces intercepted more than 70 oneway Attack Drones and at least three Ballistic Missiles, according to two, us officials familiar with the matter. And this morning, tehran s
Fintechs and online platforms operated by leading commercial lenders began providing mortgage refinancing services for apartments valued below 1 billion won ($762,700), financial authorities said Tuesday. Jeonse loan services are scheduled to commence on January 31.
The Korean stock market is still reeling from the pyramid scheme using contracts for difference (CFD), which was used to ramp up stocks over many years until everything collapsed within days. The Korean prosecutors arrested the alleged mastermind Ra Deok-yeon, head of an unregistered investment consulting firm, and his associate.
A parliamentary subcommittee passed a special bill Monday aimed at assisting victims of a series of home rental scams, including offering them interest-free loans.
Korea Land and Housing Corp. (LH) CEO Lee Han-jun has attracted public attention by speaking out against the idea of abolishing “jeonse,” a unique Korean house rental system, which was initially proposed by Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Won Hee-ryong, who supervises the state-run real estate developer, according to industry officials, Monday.