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LG Electronics targets Japan with Optimus G Pro
Apr 4, 2013
LG Electronics Inc. said Thursday it plans to roll out the Optimus G Pro in Japan this week, kicking off its global drive for the premium smartphone.LG Electronics said it plans to release the full HD smartphone via Japan’s largest mobile operator NTT DoCoMo, roughly two months after the Optimus G Pro hit local shelves. In February, the South Korean smartphone maker rolled out the 5.5-inch Optimus G Pro, a follow-up model of its flagship smartphone Optimus G, through the country’s three mobile o
Shipbuilders’ debt jumps in 2012
Apr 4, 2013
Combined debt owed by South Korea’s seven largest shipyards spiked 44 percent last year as shipbuilders sought more loans from banks and debt sales to cope with falling demand, industry data showed Thursday.According to the data, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Samsung Heavy Industries Co., and five other shipyards held a combined 21 trillion won ($18.8 billion) in debt at the end of 2012, compared with 14.6 trillion won a year earlier.The debt includes bank loans and proceeds from sales of corpor
University professor tapped to head KDB Financial
Apr 4, 2013
The Financial Services Commission recommended Chung-Ang University professor Hong Gi-take as chairman of the KDB Financial Group, FSC officials said Thursday.Under law, the state-controlled KDB Financial Group chairperson is appointed by the president at the request of the FSC, the nation’s top financial regulator.If Cheong Wa Dae agrees on Hong’s selection, he will succeed Kang Man-soo who tendered his resignation last month. FSC officials said they recommended professor Hong as they judged tha
Lower-cost vacuums outperform premium
Industry
Apr 4, 2013
The Korea Consumer Agency on Thursday listed a number of vacuum cleaners ranging from premium to low- and mid-cost products to better inform consumers of their efficiency relative to their price.Premium brands such as Nilfisk’s X300C, Dyson’s DC37 and Siemens’ VSZ61240 cost more than 700,000 won with a wide range of functions, but they lack efficiency in terms of suction power and noise when compared with Samsung Electronics’ VC-UBJ937, which costs around 382,000 won, or other lower-cost brands,
NTS probe targets black market
Apr 4, 2013
The National Tax Service said Thursday that it has launched a full-fledged investigation into 224 figures including private moneylenders on allegations of tax evasion.The 224 targets are composed of 117 private moneylenders, 51 entrepreneurs in the conglomerate sector, 48 individuals on suspicion of offshore tax-dodging and eight purchasing agents of overseas goods.The tax agency clarified that the probe is aimed at securing a base to levy taxes on dubious profit-makers in the underground econom
Park stresses sustainable land policy
Apr 4, 2013
Land Ministry plans to focus on developing old urban centers
Samsung’s Galaxy S4 to roll out in Korea this month
Industry
Apr 4, 2013
New flagship smartphone expected to bolster firm’s global lead in IT
Aspire to entice with premium services
Industry
Apr 4, 2013
Aspire Lifestyles has launched in Korea as a premium concierge, hospitality and brand marketing servicer, the U.K. and Singapore-based company said on Thursday.Aspire Lifestyles offers incomparable lifestyles, services and luxury reward programs. This creates memorable services and lifestyle experiences for customers' needs ranging from travel assistance to lifestyle experiences, the company said.Aspire also specializes in brand marketing, consisting of creating and revamping brands for corporat
Nuclear power makes steady global comeback
Apr 4, 2013
Two years after the Fukushima disaster, nuclear power bounces back with resumption of plant construction
FSC picks new chief for KDB Financial Group
Apr 4, 2013
South Korea's financial regulator said Thursday it tapped an economics professor who was an aide to President Park Geun-hye to head state-run KDB Financial Group Co., following the former president's resignation amid a big government shake-up of banking chiefs.The Financial Services Commission said Hong Ki-taek, who teaches economics at Chungang University, will preside over KDB Financial Group and its banking unit Korea Development Bank.The KDB Financial chief was appointed by the president on
Korea's new housing policy unlikely to spur market: IBs
Apr 4, 2013
Foreign investment banks (IBs) don't expect South Korea's property market to get a boost from the government's new housing policy in the short term largely because anticipations of an increase in home prices remain weak, a report showed Thursday.On Monday, the government announced a set of measures aimed at boosting the country's sluggish real estate market. It included tax breaks for first-time homeowners and a cut in the supply of new homes to keep prices from falling further. According to the
Hyundai, Kia recall 19m cars in U.S.
Industry
Apr 4, 2013
The world’s fifth-largest automaker Hyundai Motor and its sister company Kia Motors will be recalling 1.9 million vehicles in the United States for malfunctioning brake light switches and airbags, the companies said on Thursday.There were no accidents or injuries due to the defects, but Hyundai said it is conducting the recall to ensure customer safety.“We hope to resolve the issue as soon as possible,” said Chung Jin-haeng, the Hyundai CEO. “We’ll do our best to prevent the situation from escal
Hyundai-Kia recalling nearly 1.9 million vehicles
Industry
Apr 3, 2013
DETROIT -- Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are recalling almost 1.9 million vehicles to fix problems with air bags and brake light switches. The brake light recall covers the Hyundai Accent, Elantra, Genesis Coupe, Santa Fe, Sonata, Tucson and Veracruz. Also affected are Kia's Optima, Rondo, Sedona, Sorento, Soul and Sportage. The vehicles are from the 2007 through 2011 model years. U.S. safety regulators say a faulty switch can stop the brake lights from illuminating when drivers press t
Park urges swift execution on budget, stimulus plans
Apr 3, 2013
Finance Ministry reveals plans to secure tax income; FSC seeks to punish bank CEOs for network paralysis
KORAIL pressed to quit Yongsan
Apr 3, 2013
Land Ministry instructs rail operator to open exclusive account on defaulted business
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