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Central bank to head for changes

“It is thrilling to wait and see what will happen.” This is what a Bank of Korea (BOK) staffer said when asked what he thinks of the change of the central bank’s governor.

Automakers roll out more SUVs

Local drivers’ tastes for vehicles are becoming diverse, and automakers are strengthening their non-sedan lineups to keep up with the changes.

Hyosung supplies carbon fiber for Hyundai vehicles

Hyosung Group, Korea’s leading textile and heavy machinery maker, is drawing attention for its technology for carbon fiber, which is used in Hyundai Motor’s latest hydrogen fuel-cell concept car.

KT to compensate

KT said Friday it was considering providing financial compensation to customers whose personal information was found to have been stolen in the wake of a hacking attack against the main homepage of the firm. “After we confirm how the personal infor...

Bolstering 'creative economy'

Economic policymakers and business leaders hold hands after a joint ...

Alliance for small firms

Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) CEO Yun Yong-ro, right, with Industry and ...

With queens

KB Financial Group Chairman Lim Young-rok, second from left, poses w...

Audi RS7

Models pose next to the Audi RS7 Sportback during a launch event at ...

Business

SK Telecom boss shows backbone to beat rivals

Fair trade body bans sexualizing teen stars

LG Chem wins GMs top supplier award

Samsung leader rejects profit-sharing scheme

Samsung leaders son-in-law promoted

Industry

'Food mixology' draws attention

2 more nuclear reactors pulled out of service

Hyundai E&C; diversifies portfolio

Korea braces for change in MENA

Large firms eye carbon fiber

Management

Reformed KEPCO Looks Abroad for Growth

Can Korea Learn From Wall Street Folly?

Job Markets Require Preparations

Working as Expatriate Businessman in Korea (II)

Dont Try and Mess With US Anti-Corruption Act

How Not to Enter Korean Market (Part II)

1. 'Up-skirting' women's private parts slated legal in U.S.
2. Breast implants for cop 'no problem'
3. Woman raped by father dies of fear learning early release
4. Wife takes out ad as revenge for husband who got lover pregnant
5. Yu-na dating ice hockey player
6. Academy Awards hotshot 'Gravity' not fiction but reality
7. Man arrested for 'having sex with pit bull'
8. NK criticizes former No.2, Choe Ryong-hae
9. Rocker YB's sexy new music video 'banned on Korean television'
10. Mexican drug lord 'more powerful than government'

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