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Seoul shares turn lower after strong start
Apr 29, 2013
South Korean stocks turned lower after opening higher, dented by widening losses in large-cap exporters and major banking groups, analysts said. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 2.12 points, or 0.11 percent to 1,942.44 in the first 15 minutes of trading. Tech heavyweight Samsung Electronics shed 0.4 percent, with blue-chip auto-parts maker Hyundai Mobis slipping nearly 1.6 percent. Shares of major banking firms lost ground as they began to release quarterly earnings f
S. Korea's current account surplus hits 4-month high in March
Apr 29, 2013
South Korea's current account surplus widened to a four-month high in March as exports gained ground despite the yen's weakness and the service account improved, the central bank said Monday.The current account surplus reached US$4.98 billion in March, up from $2.71 billion the previous month, according to the Bank of Korea (BOK). The current account is the broadest measure of cross-border trade.The March reading was the largest since November last year, marking the 14th straight month of a surp
Chaebol hoard earnings over economic slump
Industry
Apr 28, 2013
Conglomerates skittish on investing after global financial crisis
Firms’ spending at room salons tops W900b
Apr 28, 2013
Korean firms’ annual usage of company credit cards at entertainment establishments including room salons totaled at least 1.4 trillion won ($1.25 billion) on average, the Korea Institute of Public Finance said Sunday.According to the institute’s research report, the nation’s corporate sector paid 1.41 trillion won with their company cards at entertainment spots in 2011.Room salons (or hostess bars) topped the list in company card settlement records of 923.7 billion won, followed by karaoke rooms
[Graphic News] Korea’s labor productivity still low
Apr 28, 2013
Korea’s labor productivity ranked 23rd among 34 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2011, moving up one notch from 2010, the government said.In 2011, the total output by each Korean worker came to $62,185, which amounted to 79.9 percent of the OECD average but 60.6 percent of that of the U.S., according to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.The ministry noted that Korea’s labor productivity grew at an average annual rate of 2.92 percent, the sixth high
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Apr 28, 2013
Gaeseong firms plead for government support
Industry
Apr 28, 2013
Companies face claims from buyers, thousands of suppliers could go bankrupt
Ergo Daum warned for manipulating figures
Apr 28, 2013
The Financial Supervisory Service said Sunday that it issued a “warning” against Ergo Daum Direct, an online auto insurance company, for rigging insurance premium-related figures in an alleged bid to attract more policyholders.Ergo Daum Direct, which is now under the wing of the France-based Axa General Insurance, was also levied fines of 50 million won ($44,600) from the financial regulator.In 2012, the insurer sought to increase its market share by manipulating the loss ratio ― or the ratio of
Korea’s food exports to Japan dive in 2012
Apr 28, 2013
Amid chilly South Korea-Japan relations, the South’s food exports to Japan took a dive last year, the national agricultural product agency said Sunday. South Korea exported $32 million worth of makgeolli, Korea’s traditional fermented rice wine, to Japan last year, 33.9 percent less than the amount shipped to the country in 2011, according to the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation.Exports of South Korea ramyeon, or instant noodles, reached $43 million last year, down 18.6 percent from
‘Intervention in FX market will do more harm than good’
Apr 28, 2013
South Korea’s finance minister said Saturday that it would “do more harm than good” for the government to intervene in the foreign currency market.Hyun Oh-seok, who concurrently serves as deputy prime minister in charge of the economy, made the remarks during a parliamentary committee meeting. “I think that it would do more harm than good for the government directly to intervene in (the movement of) foreign exchange rates in terms of market stability and trust,” he said.His remarks were in respo
Shares likely to move on ECB this week
Apr 28, 2013
South Korean stocks are forecast to set their directions according to results of the European Central Bank’s rate-setting meeting next week, analysts said Saturday. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index closed on Friday at 1,944.56, up 1.98 percent, or 37.81 points, from a week ago. Analysts said the local stock market is expected to move on results of the ECB’s rate-setting meeting slated to be held this week amid growing voices for an interest rate cut in the eurozone. However, it wi
Multinational firms say university names not important in job seeking
Apr 28, 2013
CEOs of foreign companies preach innovation at provincial university
Tesla Model S tops GM Volt in North American plug-in race
Transport
Apr 28, 2013
Tesla Motors Inc., the luxury battery-car company run by billionaire Elon Musk, is North America’s rechargeable auto sales leader so far this year as its Model S sedan passed General Motors Co.’s Chevrolet Volt. Tesla expects to report at least 4,750 deliveries of the electric Model S in the U.S. and Canada when it releases first- quarter results on May 8, said Shanna Hendriks, a company spokeswoman, reiterating a March 31 estimate. That compares with 4,421 Volt sales in North America and 3,695
Are mega cities ready for connected driving?
Transport
Apr 28, 2013
A car is not only a means of transportation to get you from A to B. It is also a place where you spend a lot of time. Many traveling salesmen spend more time in their car than in their office or their living room. So let’s develop a car where you can do things you typically do in your office or in your living room. As you make yourself at home in a perfectly comfortable driver seat, your smartphone automatically connects with the on-board communication ― and entertainment system. Your personal s
GM bets big on Trax for Europe turnaround
Transport
Apr 28, 2013
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