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On a televised town hall-like meeting on the evening of September 9, President Lee Myung-bak once again stressed reconstruction and...
[Sep.11,2008 13:16 KST] |
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Currency and stock markets in Asia, which opened on September 8 after the U.S. government announced a plan to bail out its two ailing mortgage...
[Sep.9,2008 14:47 KST] |
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Some 75% of citizens believe Lee Myung-bak has not done a good job of leading the economy in his first six months in office.
In a survey...
[Sep.8,2008 13:24 KST] |
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“We are significantly reinforcing security on computer servers containing personal information. However, we always feel uneasy about having...
[Sep.8,2008 13:23 KST] |
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Securities companies, which had vigorously declined to comment on the recent turmoil in the financial markets, have simultaneously begun to voice their optimism, saying there will be “no crisis.”..
[Sep.5,2008 12:52 KST] |
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South Korea’s household debt has risen to a record 660 trillion won (US$580 billion) and the amount of debt per household is close to 40...
[Sep.5,2008 12:46 KST] |
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With economic policymakers having little room to maneuver amid the double threat of slow growth and rising inflation, the government is being...
[Sep.4,2008 13:01 KST] |
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The government failed to ease the turmoil in the financial markets on September 2, although senior government officials said they would deal...
[Sep.3,2008 13:38 KST] |
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The government is planning to offer sweeping tax cuts by lowering income, corporate, inheritance and gift taxes and lifting some property...
[Sep.2,2008 13:36 KST] |
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Amid growing concerns over a massive outflow of foreign capital, South Korean financial markets fell into turmoil with the won falling more...
[Sep.2,2008 13:11 KST] |
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