(MCT)The Huffington Post listed 15 ridiculously hard job interview questions from top employers such as Google and Goldman Sachs. The questions were selected from 80,000 interview questions on Glassdoor.com, a U.S. information website for jobseekers.See how you get on with the questions below. 1. If you were shrunk to the size of a pencil and put in a blender, how would you get out? (Goldman Sachs

 South Korea is preventing imports of German pork and poultry products from reaching consumers because of health concerns over a cancer-causing chemical.(AP-Yonhap) The government said Friday that authorities have temporarily suspended all quarantine inspections of the products as a precaution following reports that potentially dangerous levels of dioxin were discovered in eggs, pork and poultry p

Company outlines ‘access, align, amaze and act’ as guidelinesLAS VEGAS ― Samsung Electronics’ Yoon Boo-keun had memorized his lines perfectly. Yes, his English was a bit stilted and he didn’t get the jokes quite right, but his keynote speech sent the message that Samsung was out to give: Sound human. The right photo shows Samsung Electronics’ promotional booth. (Yonhap News)Product demonstrator Mi

Hyundai Motor Group was designated as the preferred bidder for Hyundai Engineering & Construction on Friday.At the shareholder’s meeting held in downtown Seoul, Hyundai E&C’s eight major creditors approved the proposal by main creditor Korea Exchange Bank that they would push for signing a memorandum of understanding to sell the nation’s largest builder to the automobile giant.It has been reported

Operating profit for 2010 increases 58.1%Samsung Electronics saw its yearly sales reach an all-time high to post 150 trillion won ($133.9 billion), buoyed by marked growth in the field of semiconductor sales. The country’s largest electronics firm said Friday that it recorded 41 trillion won in sales and 3 trillion won in operating profit for the fourth quarter of last year, leading to yearly sale

LAS VEGAS (AP) ― This year, the big national wireless carriers will be racing to stake their claims in the new frontier of service: ultra-fast data access ― for smart phones and laptops as well as for gadgets like tablets.The companies are boosting their wireless data speeds and revving up the marketing hype. They’re moving away from talking about call quality and coverage, and focusing on data sp

LAS VEGAS ― LG Electronics and German-based telecommunications firm T-Mobile on Wednesday (Las Vegas time) unveiled the G Slate, the first tablet PC manufactured by LG.The world’s third-largest handset manufacturer sought to re-enter the smart device race after it lost out in the smartphone battle last year. The G Slate underscores the company’s attempts to get back into the groove, industry watch

Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest maker of memory chips and liquid-crystal display (LCD) panels, estimated Friday that its operating profit for the October-December period fell below market estimates, as prices of its mainstay memory chips and LCD panels plunged on sluggish demand.    Samsung put its fourth-quarter operating profit at 3 trillion won ($2.67 billion), down 12.8 percent fr

Electronics firm to look overseas to help raise competenceLAS VEGAS ― Samsung Electronics expects up to $200 billion in sales by 2015, noting that it has recorded about 150 trillion won ($132 billion) this year.Samsung Electronics is scheduled to reveal its fourth quarter earnings on Friday in Korea. “I believe we were not wrong to believe that we can hit the $400 billion sales mark by 2020,” said