President Park is accused of colluding with her friend, Choi Soon-sil, who has been accused of abuse of power.
The individual lists are in addition to UN sanctions and include blacklisting high-profile Pyongyang officials.
Opposition parties plan to propose the impeachment motion in parliament on Friday, 2 December.
Ruling Saenuri Party wants Park to resign by April 2017 end to enable fresh elections in June 2017.
Following weeks of public protest, Park Geun-hye agreed to step down, but gave no timeline.
Members of the Korean Peasants League, the country's largest farmers' group, are also expected to join the protest.
Spokesmen at Lotte Group and SK Group confirmed the raid, but they did not give the detailed information.
The opposition needs at least 28 votes from the ruling party's lawmakers for the successful passage of the motion.
An impeachment scandal engulfing President Park Geun-Hye took a new bizarre turn.
Jung was forced to temporarily leave UFC after being pressed into mandatory military service.
Abe also invited Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to Japan to attend a trilateral summit with South Korea.
North Korea has issued warnings it is 'close to the brink of war' with neighbour South Korea.
This would be the fourth straight weekend when demonstrators would gather in Seoul to demand the resignation of the president.
A South Korean official said Google could export local data for its maps service if it deletes security facilities.
The defence ministry decided to sign an intelligence-sharing deal with Japan in the wake of North Korea threats.
The allegations span 40 years, and involve giants Samsung, Hyundai and SK Group.
Demonstrators have gathered to demand the resignation of the scandal-hit president.
'If the National Assembly recommends a new premier, I will appoint him and let him control the Cabinet,' the president said.
Kim Yo-jong serves as a vice director of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea's propaganda and agitation department.
The US and South Korea decided to deploy the anti-missile system in July to counter growing North Korean threats.
The embassy has not yet responded to a request for comment on the fate of his predecessor, Hyon Hak-bong.
Kim Byong-joon, a former presidential aide, is the new PM, replacing Hwang Kyo-ahn.