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South Korean military has ‘nothing to confirm’ on North Korea preparing border artillery corps to shoot
S. Korea warns N. Korea will see 'end of its regime' if it harms its people
Han Kang’s Nobel Prize opens new horizons for Korean literature
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Han Kang's Nobel Prize boosts book market
Chung marks 4 years at helm of Hyundai Motor
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K-pop song once recommended by Nobel laureate Han Kang returns to music charts
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Amore Pacific innovates tea-making process
Nov 22, 2012
Amore Pacific’s tea business has enjoyed double-digit growth since 2008, while the overall tea industry here has been waning, especially compared to that of China and Japan. To pave the way through the expected market stagnation, the South Korean cosmetics company focused on organic cultivation and quality innovation, according to company officials. As a result of intense research and effort, the whole of its 1.8 million square meter tea garden, where the company has grown green tea since it was
Premium teahouse attracts worn-out urbanites
Nov 22, 2012
Amore Pacific’s Osulloc tea to be supplied to Starbucks, exports increase every year
Psy pulls up sales of Nongshim’s Shin Ramyun Black Cup
Nov 22, 2012
Sales of Shin Ramyun Black Cup are skyrocketing, thanks to music sensation Psy. The product, produced by Nongshim, the nation’s No.1 instant noodle maker, marked 2 billion won in sales in October, according to market researcher AC Nielsen Korea. That is a jump of more than 30 percent from the previous month. The product’s sales began surging after the advertising campaign featuring Psy first went on air on Oct. 13, said Nongshim officials. Shin Ramyun Black climbed to sixth place in instant cup
Samsung chief meets Swiss IOC member
Nov 22, 2012
Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee met with Patrick Baumann, a Swiss International Olympic Committee member, at his residence in Hannam-dong, central Seoul, on Wednesday, said Samsung Group officials.They shared opinions on the direction for future development involving international sports events such as the Olympics in the meeting, the officials said.Baumann, secretary general of the global basketball organization FIBA, is an expert in the international sports community who became a memb
Over 70 percent of foreign residents in S. Korea employed: report
Nov 22, 2012
More than seven of every 10 foreign residents in South Korea are currently employed with nearly half of them working in the manufacturing industry, a government report showed Thursday.According to the report released by Statistics Korea, there were a little more than 1.11 million foreigners aged 15 years or more with work permits in South Korea as of the end of June.Of that total, some 791,000 were employed, posting an overall employment rate of 71 percent at the time of the country‘s first surv
Hyundai Motor tops Australian customer satisfaction survey
Nov 21, 2012
Hyundai Motor has recently topped the automotive section of the 2012 Canstar Blue, Australia’s leading customer satisfaction survey across industries, the carmaker said Wednesday. The survey, conducted by a local market research firm Colmar Brunton, questioned 7,500 Australian customers who have purchased a new car over the past three years. Among the seven categories surveyed, Hyundai won a maximum five-star score in overall satisfaction, reliability, value for money and after-sales service. Th
Samsung Card demands more commission from Costco
Nov 21, 2012
Samsung Card, the local credit card exclusively used at Costco Wholesale, has demanded higher commission from Costco, industry sources said on Wednesday.Samsung reportedly demanded Costco to double the commission rate to up to 1.9 percent from the current 0.7 percent. The rate imposed on Costco had been significantly lower than the industry average, which is about 1.6 percent, according to the Financial Services Commission. Aside from Costco, Samsung Card notified its decision to raise rates for
Lee’s leadership, innovative thinking behind Samsung’s 25 years of growth
Nov 21, 2012
Chairman marks 25 years as head of Samsung, which has grown to be a leading global conglomerate
[Newsmaker] Dong-A Pharm owner in disgrace over probes
Nov 21, 2012
Kang Shin-ho, chairman of the nation’s top pharmaceutical company Dong-A Pharmaceutical, is being hit with a barrage of criticism over scandals that have hit him and his company.The most recent charge against the company is that it sought to create slush funds worth tens of billions won by purchasing gift cards ― a type of prepaid card ― and reselling them for cash. The prosecution is investigating allegations that Dong-A created the funds to offer kickbacks to local hospitals. The pharmaceutica
Hana Bank to raise funds by collecting used cell phones
Nov 21, 2012
Hana Bank kicked off on Monday a fundraising event to help out children in impoverished Asian nations by collecting used cell phones. Hana accumulates 1,000 won every time someone donates a used cell phone to the bank. It plans to raise more funds by selling rare metals found in the phones. The raised fund will be used to support children and schools in Asian countries including Vietnam, Myanmar and Mongolia. “It can also support the low-income class as new jobs are created in the process of dis
SK Hynix profits from Samsung-Apple spat
Nov 21, 2012
Chipmaker becomes essential for Apple seeking to diversify suppliers
HP says acquired company lied about finances
Nov 20, 2012
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday that a British company it bought for $10 billion last year lied about its finances, resulting in a massive write-down of the value of the business.HP is avoiding calling it a fraud, but it said there were ``serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and outright misrepresentations at Autonomy Corporation PLC.''HP is taking an $8.8 billion charge in its latest quarter to align the accounting value of Autonomy with its real value. It sai
Donga Pharmaceutical under probe for slush fund
Nov 20, 2012
The Seoul prosecution service said Tuesday that it was investigating allegations that South Korea's largest drug manufacturer, Donga Pharmaceutical Co., has created slush funds by buying and selling gift cards.Donga Pharmaceutical is suspected of buying tens of million dollars of gift cards by corporate credit cards and resold them to secure cash, prosecution officials said.A gift card is exchanged for cash at a discount at the local black markets.Prosecutors said they were trying to find out th
Samsung gets second bite at Apple ITC case
Nov 20, 2012
U.S. trade commission to review Samsung’s patent infringement claim ‘in its entirety’
Daewoo wins $239.9 mln deal from Saudi Arabia
Nov 20, 2012
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., a major South Korean shipbuilder, said Tuesday that it has won a $239.9 million deal to build industrial tank farms in Saudi Arabia.Under the deal with Sadara Chemical Co., Daewoo E&C will construct chemical storage tanks and other facilities for Saudi Arabia's new tank farms at the Jubail petrochemicals complex on the Persian Gulf coast, the company said in a filing.Sadara Chemical is a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Dow Chemical Co. of the United
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