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‘No unapproved GMO wheat, flour from U.S.’
Jun 6, 2013
South Korea’s food watchdog said Wednesday that it has found no unapproved genetically modified wheat and flour in shipments from the U.S. state of Oregon.The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety made the announcement after inspecting a 1-kilogram sample from each shipment of U.S. wheat and flour being stored by South Korean importers and milling companies.The move comes days after the U.S. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed unapproved genetically modified wheat had been found in a
Revised capital rule dents installment purchases in Q1
Jun 6, 2013
Credit card installment purchases fell to a 10-quarter low in the first quarter as a revised financial rule and the economic slump dampened consumers’ sentiment, data showed Wednesday.According to the data compiled by the Bank of Korea, the country’s credit card installment buying came to 20.2 trillion won ($18.1 billion) in the January-March period, down 17.1 percent from three months earlier.In contrast, the amount of single payment purchases edged down 1.9 percent over the cited period to rea
U.S. auto magazine picks Kia Cadenza as best sedan
Jun 6, 2013
LOS ANGELES (Yonhap News) ― A leading U.S. auto magazine has picked the Kia Cadenza as the best sedan among its American and Japanese rivals, a move that South Korea’s second-largest automaker Kia Motors Corp. will boost its sales in the United States.“A huge value proposition, solid fuel efficiency, near-luxury ride, and pretty sheetmetal make the Kia our near-unanimous choice for first place,” Motor Trend, an automobile magazine, said in its July edition posted on its website.The magazine comp
Bank holding firms’ capital slips in Q1
Jun 6, 2013
The capital adequacy ratio of South Korean bank holding companies fell in the first quarter of this year from three months earlier, largely due to a decrease in the amount of capital set aside to counter risk, the financial regulator said Thursday. The average capital adequacy ratio of 10 local bank holding companies, including top player Woori Finance Holdings Co., stood at 13.11 percent as of the end of March, down 0.12 percentage point from three months earlier, according to the Financial Sup
BS Financial chief pressured to resign
Jun 6, 2013
CEO Lee says no reason to quit the post
U.S. extends Iran sanctions exception for S. Korea
Jun 6, 2013
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday announced the renewal of Iran sanctions exceptions for South Korea and eight other nations.The nine nations will be able to continue purchasing reduced amount of Iranian crude oil for the coming 180 days without any penalties under the National Defense Authorization Act."The United States and the international community stand shoulder to shoulder in maintaining pressure on the Iranian regime until it fully addresses concerns about its nuclear progr
Agencies team up to probe offshore investors
Jun 5, 2013
The nation’s three investigative agencies on financial transactions and the central bank will collaborate on inquiries into alleged corporate tax evaders via investment in overseas tax havens.Officials at the Financial Supervisory Service said the regulator plans to actively exchange a variety of information on offshore investors with the National Tax Service, the Korea Customs Service and the Bank of Korea.This is the first time in about eight years since 2005 for the agencies to seek joint inv
Korea to improve venture ecosystem
Jun 5, 2013
Minister Choi says ‘creative economy’ measures are hoped to generate 650,000 jobs
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Jun 5, 2013
[Newsmaker] Inspection firm targeted in nuclear scandal
Jun 5, 2013
At the heart of the nuclear reactors’ shutdown and subsequent electricity shortage was a quality inspection company that neglected its role for the sake of its own interests.Earlier in the week, the prosecution summoned the head of Saehan TEP for allegedly forging the quality certificate papers on substandard signal cables used in the recently suspended nuclear reactors.A senior employee of JS Cable, too, was questioned on charges of supplying faulty parts and exerting pressure on Saehan TEP to
[Graphic News] Korea more dependent on foreign investment
Jun 5, 2013
The nation’s reliance on foreign capital has been rapidly increasing, indicating that its economy could be greatly swayed by external shocks, data showed Wednesday.According to a report from the private Nonghyup Economic Research Institute, the ratio of foreign investment to gross domestic product came to 81.9 percent in March. This was a 16.6 percentage points increase from December 2008.The ratio soared dramatically during the global recession in 2008 and 2009. It gradually dropped to 75.1 per
Starbucks launches first online academy
Industry
Jun 5, 2013
Starbucks Korea launched Wednesday the world’s first online Starbucks Academy to educate some 5,000 employees here and support better communication between them, anytime and anywhere. It is the first time that the Seattle-based coffee house has introduced an online academy. The company currently has cafes in some 60 countries. The key feature of the membership website, coming together with a mobile app, is the interactive experience. That is best represented by a Wiki-style dictionary for the St
Samsung unveils W1.2tr support plan for partners
Industry
Jun 5, 2013
Samsung Group, the country’s top conglomerate, said Wednesday that it will spend 1.2 trillion won ($1.07 billion) over the next five years to help its business partners and subcontractors.This year alone, Samsung, which has Samsung Electronics and Samsung Display Co. under its wing, will spend 327 billion won for the co-prosperity scheme, it said.Under the group’s plan, technology and financing support will be provided to its business partners. Also, its 11 affiliates such as Samsung Electronics
Lotte, Shilla vie for top spot in global duty-free market
Industry
Jun 5, 2013
Duty-free shops have been the biggest cash cows of Lotte Hotel and Hotel Shilla for years, thanks to the sharp increase in tourists from China and Southeast Asia.But with political movements to make duty-free shops donate 1 percent of their revenue as public funds and restrict conglomerates’ further expansion in the business, Lotte and Shilla are turning their eyes abroad. Lotte Hotel and Hotel Shilla netted over 80 percent of their revenue last year, which topped 3 trillion won and 2 trillion w
Shares dip 1.52% on policy woes
Jun 5, 2013
South Korean stocks sank 1.52 percent Wednesday as lingering uncertainties on monetary policies of major economies made investors jittery, analysts said. The local currency gathered ground against the U.S. dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index retreated 30.32 points to close at 1,959.19. Trading volume was moderate at 326.3 million shares worth 3.93 trillion won ($3.49 billion) with decliners far outpacing gainers 644 to 178. “With the U.S. talking about tapering its quantitati
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