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S. Korea warns N. Korea will see 'end of its regime' if it harms its people
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Public firms face more duties, less red tape
Feb 15, 2013
Energy companies urged to slash debt, airport operators to expand overseas
Samsung chief’s brother appeals verdict
Feb 15, 2013
Lee Maeng-hee, the eldest brother of Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee, appealed a lower court verdict on Friday, court officials said, starting the second round of a legal battle between the estranged brothers over their inheritance.The Seoul Central District Court earlier this month ruled in favor of the chairman in inheritance lawsuits filed by his siblings. The siblings were demanding more than 4 trillion won (US$3.6 billion) in stakes in Samsung Group units.With the ruling, the count
BlackBerry may mull exit from Korea: sources
Feb 15, 2013
BlackBerry, a Canadian smartphone maker, may pull out of the South Korean market in the first half of this year due to sluggish sales, industry sources said Friday.Speculation arose of BlackBerry's possible exit from South Korea following its recent announcement that it plans not to unveil new products in Japan. Industry analysts took it as a move by BlackBerry to leave from South Korea and other countries in the region.Canadian-based Research in Motion (RIM) changed its name to BlackBerry in Ja
Ilsung attains approval for revival plans
Feb 15, 2013
Ilsung Corp., a local manufacturer of equipment for oil refining and petrochemicals, said on Friday that as of last week, it was on track to get back on its feet. The company said that on Feb.7, the court issued an approval for its self-restructuring plans, which involved lay-offs and other efforts to trim down and stay more efficient. The move came less than a year since Ilsung first entered into court receivership in April of 2012. Ilsung, which had been recording sales of an annual 200 bi
ING unloads KB Financial shares following botched deal
Feb 15, 2013
ING, a Dutch banking group, has sold its stakes in KB Financial, in an apparent move to rebuild its capital base and break away from its long-term relationship with the Korean banking group. The move comes after the sale of ING Life to KB Financial broke down between the two sides as KB backed away from the potential deal last year. ING is currently also looking to unload its shares in a KB insurance subsidiary.The Amsterdam-based company had been a major shareholder in KB Financial with a 5.02
LG vows to top next-generation TVs
Feb 14, 2013
Electronics giant to roll out 55-inch OLED TVs next Monday
Mahindra chief: No exit strategy for Ssangyong
Feb 14, 2013
Indian firm commits W80b to carmaker
S-Oil offers help to deceased fireman’s family
Feb 14, 2013
S-Oil will deliver 30 million won ($27,663) in compensation to the family members of a firefighter chief who died on the job, officials said Thursday.Yoon Young-soo, 33, died Wednesday while extinguishing a fire in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province. He is survived by his mother, wife and an infant son.“We wish to pay respect to the deceased who died trying to protect the citizens’ life and assets,” said an official of S-Oil.The oil refinery company, in hand with the National Emergency Management Agency
Ssangyong E&C turns to overseas sales
Feb 14, 2013
Driven into a corner by the protracted slump in the local housing market, the nation’s No. 13 builder Ssangyong Engineering & Construction is struggling to survive while anticipating a boom in the overseas high-end construction market.Ssangyong E&C’s net loss last year was around 400 billion won ($369 million), snowballing from a 157 billion won net loss in 2011, according to officials on Thursday.The net loss has impaired Ssangyong’s capital worth 148.8 billion won, which means that the builder
Samsung chief’s stock value tops W12tr
Feb 14, 2013
Lee Kun-hee, chairman of South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co., has retained his position as the wealthiest shareholder in the country thanks to a surge in share prices of the company and a key affiliate, industry data showed Thursday.Lee held 12 trillion won ($11 billion) worth of shares as of Wednesday, up 31.2 percent from a year earlier, according to the data compiled by Chaebul.com, which tracks the country’s conglomerates.The researcher said the rise came as shares of Samsung Ele
No room for small firms in canteen business
Feb 14, 2013
Foreign giants, chaebol, Dongwon, ECMD dominate cafeteria market
Samsung chief Lee's stock value tops 12 tln won
Feb 14, 2013
Lee Kun-hee, chairman of South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics Co., has retained his position as the wealthiest shareholder in the country thanks to a surge in share prices of the company and a key affiliate, industry data showed Thursday.Lee held 12 trillion won (US$11 billion) worth of shares as of Wednesday, up 31.2 percent from a year earlier, according to the data compiled by Chaebul.com, which tracks the country's conglomerates.The researcher said the rise came as shares of Samsung E
Samsung Electronics most popular among jobseekers
Feb 13, 2013
Samsung Electronics was chosen for the fifth year in a row as the No. 1 company that college students and jobseekers wish to work in.Eighteen percent of the 2,644 people surveyed by online recruiting information provider Saram In picked Samsung Electronics, followed by Hyundai Motor (7.7 percent), Korea Electric Power Corp. (6.9 percent), POSCO (5.2 percent), CJ CheilJedang (4.1 percent), Korean Air (3 percent), SK Energy (1.9 percent) and LG Electronics (1.7 percent).High salary was the reason
Daewoo E&C-led group wins $765m order in Nigeria
Feb 13, 2013
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., one of South Korea’s leading builders, said Wednesday that its consortium has won a US$765 million order to build a fertilizer plant in Nigeria.Under the deal with Indorama Eleme Fertilizer and Chemicals Ltd. on Tuesday, Daewoo E&C and its consortium partner Toyo Engineering Corp. will build the facility at Port Harcourt in southern Nigeria.Daewoo said it expects to complete the plant 34 months after starting construction but did not specify when the projec
Hyundai Sonata tops J.D. Power quality survey
Feb 13, 2013
Hyundai Motor’s flagship Sonata sedan has recently topped the J.D. Power vehicle quality study in the midsize car segment, the carmaker said Wednesday. According to study results by the U.S. marketing firm J.D. Power and Associates, the Sonata model received the fewest complaints on reliability, outpacing its Japanese rivals such as the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Nissan Altima. Hyundai’s Verna compact and the Soul box car of Hyundai’s affiliate Kia Motors came in third within their respectiv
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