(Bloomberg) -- A Holdings Corp., a holding company owned equally by Japan’s SoftBank Corp. and South Korea’s Naver Corp., plans to sell down its stake via LY Corp.’s ¥150 billion ($1 billion) tender.

Concerns are mounting that Korean portal giant Naver may lose its management rights for Line, the immensely popular messaging app in Japan it has nurtured over the past 13 years, amid a rare ...

Naver and one of its subsidiaries Line, announced the pre-opening of MySmartStore, which is the Japanese version of Naver Smart Store. MySmartStore began operations on Oct. 20, ahead of the service’s ...

According to reports in the Japanese media, naver.jp will look to differentiate itself from market leaders Yahoo and Google by offering a simplified interface, streamlined search and social ...

South Korean Internet companies claim they represent the world's best. Too bad they don't have the results to prove it. Granted, it's hard to dispute their contributions as trendsetters ― online ...

Korea's two largest IT firms Naver and Kakao are battling for the top position in Japan's comics market, which they evaluate as a “strategic hub” in the global market, according to industry analysts ...

Naver Corp., the operator of South Korea's dominant internet portal, is positively reviewing making inroads into the Japanese search engine market despite two previous failures, the company's ...

Naver and Kakao are seeing massive success in manga powerhouse Japan, with their online comics generating huge sales there last year. The two companies have reported to receive favorable responses in ...