SHIPBUILDING PARTNERS -- Ka Sam-hyun (front row, right), head of the shipbuilding division at Hyundai Heavy Industries, signs an agreement with Andrey Shishkin, vice president at Rosneft at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday. Hyundai Samho signed a technical support agreement with Russian shipyard Zvezda Shipbuilding to provide services such as technological expertise to Zvezda-Hyundai, a new 51:49 joint venture between the two companies. (Hyundai Samho)

CEOS AT YOUR SERVICE -- Business leaders pose at Amcham CEO Servers Night at Conrad Seoul on Friday, held to raise scholarship funds for university students from families with financial difficulties. Back row, from left: Dong-wook Oh, country manager of Pfizer Korea; Jeffrey Jones, foundation chairman of partners for the future foundation; Insoo Cho, president of Outback Steakhouse Korea; Joseph Song, CEO of Asian Tigers Mobility. Front row, from left: Steve Han, managing director and CEO of Mor

BACK TO WORK -- Flight attendants who have returned to work after taking maternity leave attend the Korean Air training center in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Thursday. The airline, which has an 18,700-strong workforce that is 42 percent women, allows up to two years of continuous child care leave. (Yonhap)

NEW RIDE -- Children and social workers pose for photo in front of new school buses donated by Hyundai Motor at a motor show event held in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, Sunday. The carmaker has donated five buses -- four Starex and one Solati -- to welfare institutions as part of a joint project with Citizens’ Coalition for Safety to raise public awareness on traffic safety for kids. (Hyundai Motor)

SAMSUNG IN CUBA -- Cuban consumers look at Samsung products ranging from washers, TVs to refrigerators at a 219-square meter brand shop opened in Havana on Monday. (Samsung Electronics)

A VERY SPECIAL DAY -- Participants pose for a photo during an event on Saturday organized by Singapore Airlines and also joined by Singapore Airlines General Manager for the Korean branch Seah Chee Chian (standing, center), offering an opportunity for children with visual impairment and their families to cook in-flight meals with Chef Yim Jung-sik of Michelin-starred restaurant Jungsik. The event is part of the airline’s corporate social responsibility program and has been held since 2012. (Sing

BENZ CHARITY RUN -- Dimitris Psillakis (left), CEO of Mercedes-Benz Korea, exchanges high fives with the participants of Give ‘N Race, the first charity marathon hosted by Mercedes-Benz Korea, through which the automaker raised donations worth 200 million won ($179,000) at the Banpo Riverside Park, Seoul, Sunday. (Mercedes-Benz Korea)

MANGOES FROM INDIA -- Models show mangoes imported from India at an E-mart branch in Seoul on Friday. The retail giant is the first to distribute Indian mangoes at its discount chain across the country. (Yonhap)

FLYING PETS -- A Korean Air passenger requests the air carrier’s Skypets service, which provides frequent flyers with discounts for transporting pets. Each flight taken with a pet on Korean Air earns stamps that can be later traded for discounted or free transportation for a pet accompanying a passenger, the air carrier said. (Korean Air)

GAME ON -- Models showcase LG Electronics‘ Gaming Notebook, LG Ultra Wide Gaming Monitor and LG HDR 4K Monitor at the 2017 PlayX4 running from Thursday through Sunday at Kintex in Ilsan, Gyeonggi Province. (LG Electronics)

SM6 IN CANNES -- Renault Samsung Motors, the local unit of French automaker Renault S.A., said its flagship midsize sedan SM6, globally sold as the Renault Talisman, was used as Hollywood actor Dustin Lee Hoffman and other stars’ official car during the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival. Renault Samsung Motors

SON IN TOWN -- Kumho Tire CEO Lee Han-seob (right) poses with Son Heung-min, South Korea‘s English Premier League football star, at Kumho Asiana Group headquarters in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, Wednesday. Kumho Tire, South Korea’s No. 2 tire maker, signed a partnership agreement with Son‘s team Tottenham Hotspur last July. (Kumho Tire)

CHICKEN PRICES SOAR, AGAIN -- A consumer browses through chicken displayed at a retail store in Seoul on Tuesday. Due to unstable supplies, the three major retail chains E-Mart, Lotte Mart and Homeplus recently raised the prices of chicken meat. (Yonhap)