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2010.7.30 (Wed)
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Medical tourists from UAE get healed in Korea
Prognosis is good for industry after governments signed accord in 2011
Last Friday, Lee Sang-hun, a 41-year-old professor and orthopedic surgeon at the Seoul National University Hospital in Jongno, central Seoul, treated an unusual patient: Hamad Al Kaabi from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the oil-rich United Arab Emirates…
Dueling leaderships at divided UPP
The largest faction of a minority opposition Unified Progressive Party appointed its own leadership to compete with the leadership appointed last weekend…
Mirae head accused of favor for president’s aide
The central investigation team of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office says it has evidence that Mirae Savings Bank Chairman Kim Chan-kyong granted an unfair favor…
Judges told to watch it when using Facebook
Judges should exercise self-restraint when expressing their political views on social networking services and try their best to avoid controversy,…
Lee Hoi-chang abandons his LFP
)Lee Hoi-chang, co-founder and former chairman of the opposition Liberty Forward Party, said yesterday he will defect from the party,…
G-8 warns North Korea
NEW YORK - The world leaders of Group of Eight has warned North Korea that it faces more sanctions if it continues to threaten the stability of the region …
QR code ads will give chances to win cash
Two-dimensional matrix barcodes are the rising stars in digital marketing today, and can be found anywhere from newspapers to street-side advertisements…
Two villages in Cambodia thank Korea for power
Ta Ken Koh Sla, CAMBODIA - After finishing her daily chores on a recent morning, Sok Kunthy, a 24-year-old homemaker, sat in her living room flicking through television channels…
Korea becomes proving ground for products
More multinationals are using Korea as a test-bed for new products before offering them internationally.Analysts say Koreans are reliably picky about products and…
Reports say Apple will give iPhone larger screen
Apple is expected to yield to the trend of larger smartphone screens when it releases its much-anticipated successor to the iPhone 4S…
Bumpy ride ahead, says economist
With the Kospi plunging below 1,800 due to the fear of Greece exiting the European Union, the whole world is wondering about the fate of the euro zone…
K-Wave
Ryu Seung-ryong moves beyond stereotypes
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Slowly, Seoul regains its history, but controversy persists
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Trust is the real issue in French politics
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Jung Jun-ha marries flight attendant
Kim Soo-hyun has a friend crush
Kim Jun-su solo is No. 1 in Japan
TV host Park Jung-sook ties the knot
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GS Caltex chairman wants company to be global giant
Chairman Hur Dong-soo of GS Caltex said that the company should build up competitiveness to become a leading energy company…
Interest rate should remain at 3.25% says research institute
The Bank of Korea should hold its benchmark rate at 3.25 percent as Europe’s debt crisis worsens and inflation remains a threat,…
Global TV sales down in Q1, but 3-D sales are double
Global TV sales contracted nearly 8 percent in the first quarter of this year from a year earlier, but the market for three-dimensional TVs more than doubled,…
Big bakery sales cause SMEs faith to crumble
Two bakeries owned by scions of Samsung and Lotte Group have been sold in response to a public outcry over the encroachment of big business…
SK chasing green projects in China
HONG KONG - SK Group is seeking to tap into China’s environment sector as the world’s No. 2 economy expands its investment in environmental protection,…
In-house startups risk little, gain big
Early last month the first in-house startup at SK Planet officially set sail. The startup Stop AD is developing a smartphone app…
When will China start respecting neighbors?
China’s $3.3 trillion of currency reserves are a nice thing to have when you want to polish your image. Even if money can’t buy you love, it sure can buy lots of positive buzz…
Chelsea beats Bayern for title
MUNICH - When Didier Drogba completed Chelsea’s quest for a Champions League title on Saturday, he did it in his unique way as a true diva of world football…
Win in Jeju puts Kim Bio at No. 1 in prize money
Golfer Kim Bio succeeded in achieving two consecutive victories in the Korean Tour after winning the SK Telecom Open yesterday, becoming the No. 1 prize money earner…
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Korean prostitution examined in Australia
The Australian state with the largest Korean population…
Canada offers advice on multiculturalism
Having an immigrant from the Philippines elected as a parliamentary…
Kiwi envoy talks sports diplomacy
Patrick Rata, the newly appointed ambassador of New Zealand to Korea…
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