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Torrential rainfall forces 1,500 to evacuate, causes widespread damage to homes, roads
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[KH Explains] Can smart chargers ease tensions over EV fires?
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1 in 5 households to have breadwinner over 80 in 30 years
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[Online Predators] Online reviews of sex tourism in Southeast Asia proliferate
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Assembly to review disputed appointment of national soccer team coach
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New Fifty Fifty off to strong start
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Arrival of fall calls for more outdoor festivals
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Evicted guest burns down inn; 3 killed
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[Herald Interview] US election may unleash growth for Korea: Laffer
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Yoon's Prague visit sets stage for W24tr nuclear power plant deal
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Smartphone makers embrace dual-lens cameras
Smartphone makers are increasingly embracing dual-lens cameras on the back of their handsets as more consumers want to enjoy the visual capability of the devices.With smartphones getting slimmer, there is a technical limit for a one-lens camera to increase a handset's photographic capability. So, manufacturers are installing dual-lens cameras for a better visual experience, analysts say. LG Electronics Inc. unveiled the G5 smartphone featuring dual-lens cameras in February this year. "The G5's 1
TechnologyAug. 31, 2016
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Korean biz groups' cross-shareholding ties dip
South Korea's family-controlled conglomerates have sharply reduced their cross-shareholding ties among affiliates over the past one and a half years in an apparent bid to streamline their complex governance structures, data showed Wednesday.According to the data by corporate researcher CEO Score, eight conglomerates had 94 cross-shareholding arrangements as of last Friday, compared with 11 business groups and 459 cases at the start of last year.The cost of unwinding their circular investment tie
Aug. 31, 2016
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Sanctions putting squeeze on N.K. leader's ability to secure funds: minister
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is facing difficulty in securing funds needed to govern the country as tougher international sanctions have affected the inflow of hard currency, South Korea's pointman on unification said Tuesday.Unification Minister Hong Yong-pyo also said that a series of defections by North Koreans, including senior diplomat Thae Yong-ho, seem to be the result of tough UN Security Council sanctions imposed on the North.North Korean leader Kim Jung-un (Yonhap)"It is hard to exa
North KoreaAug. 31, 2016