CARING WITH KIMCHI – Samsung Electronics employees and residents in Gyeonggi Province together make kimchi at the company’s headquarters in Suwon on Saturday. The Korean tech giant plans to donate 120 tons of kimchi to underprivileged people in the area. (Samsung Electronics)

LG PRIZE FOR BASEBALL WINNER -- LG Electronics vice chairman Koo Bon-joon (left) offers prize money to Seoul CMS, the winner of the 2015 Korea Women’s Baseball League, at the closing ceremony in Icheon on Saturday. (LG Electronics)

SAMSUNG RECOGNIZED FOR GREEN PRODUCTS -- Samsung Electronics said Friday that its business monitor UE850 had received the TCO Display 7.0 environment certification from the Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees, a trade union organization. (Samsung)

HYOSUNG SMILE EXPEDITION IN VIETNAM - Hyosung‘s medical volunteer group “Hyosung Smile Expedition” offer free medical services to residents in a village in Dong Nai province, Vietnam from Nov. 8 to 14. The Hyosung Smile Expedition has been running since 2011.      Hyosung

LG UNVEILS G4 WHITE GOLD EDITION -- LG Electronics released a new variant of its high-end G4 smartphone, dubbed the G4 White Gold, Wednesday. The new G4 in white with a gold-colored frame rolled out through Korean mobile carriers starting with LG Uplus. (LGE)　

KCCI PHOTO CONTEST WINNER — The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry selected office worker Lee Jae-hak’s work “Dad is working late” as the 30 million won ($26,000) grand prize winner of its second Korea Corporate Photography Contest. Lee’s work, alongside 74 other winning photos, will be displayed at the KCCI in central Seoul for two weeks starting Nov. 17. They are also available at kcciphoto.korcham.net. (KCCI)

SAMSUNG SMARTWATCH LURES MIDDLE EAST -- Samsung Electronics said Sunday that it would run the Galaxy Studio in Dubai until Oct. 21 to showcase its Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch featuring a round face for the first time in the Middle East. (Samsung)

LG OLED EYES EUROPEAN MARKET -- LG Electronics said Sunday it will run the OLED TV Roadshow until Nov. 16 at Beaugrenelle, a shopping mall in Paris, where the firm will promote its organic light-emitting diode TVs. (LGE)

LG NURTURES GLOBAL TALENTS -- LG Group chairman Koo Bon-moo (left) poses with one of Global Challenger 2015 winners in Seoul on Thursday. The annual Global Challenger competition grants winners a range of benefits including scholarships for overseas expeditions, and employment and internship opportunities. (LG Group)

　LG UPLUS UPGRADES IPTV SERVICE -- Mobile carrier LG Uplus unveils its “curation TV service,” which assigns video-on-demand on around 500 virtual channels arranged in six groups by genre. The curation TV service, which will be available for LG Uplus IPTV subscribers, also allows users to watch TV programs or films featuring their favorite stars on certain channels. (LG Uplus)

H&M BALMAIN FEVER -- People queued up in front of H&M store in Myeong-dong, central Seoul, on Thursday morning, ready to enter the store to buy H&M + Balmain collection that started sales on the day. The collaborative and limited edition items of the Swedish SPA fashion brand and the French luxury house caused a frenzy among fashion enthusiasts who queued up on the street for up to six days by using tents, blankets and portable chairs. H&M encouraged the waiting customers to take regular meals a

HELPING CITIZENS -- Leaders in the financial sector provide a citizen with advice on state-led microloans and job opportunities during the “Seoul 2015 Fair for Finance & Employment” at Sindorim Techno Mart in Seoul on Tuesday. The participants include KB Financial Group chairman & CEO Yoon Jong-kyoo (left) and Financial Supervisory Service governor Zhin Woong Seob (second from left). Yonhap

  LG OLED TV SETS RECORD MONTHLY SALES -- LG Electronics said Tuesday that the sales of its organic light-emitting diode TVs have reached a record 4,500 in October. The company said it would further try to appeal to more customers by reducing the prices of its high-end TVs. (LGE)

PORTABLE PRINTER APPEALS TO CUSTOMERS -- LG Electronics said Monday that the cumulative sales of its mobile printer Pocket Photo has crossed 1.3 million units worldwide -- 80 percent of that in Korea and China -- since the release of the portable printer in September 2012. (LGE)

  LI VISITS CREATIVE CENTER -- KT chief executive Hwang Chang-gyu (center) introduces an iris recognition solution to Chinese Premier Li Kequiang at a creative economy center run by the Korean mobile carrier in Gyeonggi Province on Monday. The Korean government and Korean conglomerates established 17 creative economy centers across the nation to support start-ups. (KT)