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Torrential rainfall forces 1,500 to evacuate, causes widespread damage to homes, roads
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Over 82,000 Korean young people unemployed, not searching for job long-term
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40% of Korea's workers who reported bullying faced retaliation: survey
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[KH Explains] Can smart chargers ease tensions over EV fires?
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600 evacuated as heavy rain floods roads, homes in southern regions
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1 in 5 households to have breadwinner over 80 in 30 years
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New Fifty Fifty off to strong start
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[Weekender] Young Koreans more open to Japanese cultural products
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Evicted guest burns down inn; 3 killed
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Assembly to review disputed appointment of national soccer team coach
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Pastor accused of molesting girls with intellectual disability
A 65-year-old pastor was arrested under charges of sexual misdemeanor involving two high-school students with intellectual disabilities, the Gwangju District Court said Thursday. According to the court, the accused is being questioned for summoning the 16-year-old to his car and the 17-year-old to a karaoke room, where he allegedly touched them inappropriately, between January and March. The case came to light through a counselling session between the students and the manager of their residenti
Social AffairsAug. 18, 2016
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[Super Rich] Young chaebol women gain upper hand over elders
Korea’s family-controlled conglomerates, or chaebol, often center around men, with ownership passed down from father to eldest son. When it comes to potential heirs, far more attention is usually paid to sons than daughters, but several outstanding women, such as Lee Boo-jin of the Samsung Group and Chung Ji-yi of the Hyundai Group, have still managed to outshine their brothers. Among preeminent female chaebol scions, some shrewd ladies have even surpassed their older siblings in wealth. Here ar
IndustryAug. 18, 2016
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[Photo News] Power bill discount
CEO Cho Hwan-eik of Korea Electric Power Corp. (left) talks with Vice Industry Minister Woo Tae-hee during a government-ruling party meeting in Seoul on Thursday on a controversial plan to cut monthly electricity bills for households, which are expected to be excessive due to the record-breaking summer heat. (Yonhap)
Aug. 18, 2016