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Luxury hotels booked fully ahead of G20

Luxury hotels in Seoul are getting a Group of 20 rush, with most of the city’s five-star properties saying they are fully booked ahead of the Nov. 11 to 12 meetings between world leaders and finance chiefs.

2010-11-02 17:13

Gates, Saunders among no-shows at summit

The Nov. 10 to 11 Seoul Business Summit, which is to complement the Group of 20 summit scheduled for Nov. 11 to 12, will bring together 120 or more chief executive officers (CEOs) and influential business figures who will exchange views about the world economy and the private sector’s role in strengthening the global recovery.

2010-11-02 17:12

G20 CEOs will promote free trade

Combating trade restrictions and protectionism is clearly among the biggest concerns of global corporate leaders right now as well as uncertainties in financial sector regulation, said Oh Young-ho, vice chairman of the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) and the commissioner of the Seoul G20 Business Summit’s organizing committee.

2010-11-01 18:26

Korea to infuse vitality into G20 Summit

Japan’s top envoy here has expressed his confidence that Korea will breathe new vitality into the upcoming G20 Seoul Summit this month by sharing its exemplary experiences of overcoming financial crises and emerging as an “advanced country.”

2010-11-01 17:04

Rift emerging over current account cap

A schism is emerging among top Korean officials preparing for the G20 Seoul Summit over a solution to the most controversial issue that was patched up during last week’s precursor meeting in Gyeongju.

2010-10-26 18:58

Indonesia hails G20s push for global safety net

Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, pins high hopes on Korea’s initiative to establish a global financial safety net and produce tangible outcomes from the G20 Seoul Summit on Nov. 11 and 12, Indonesia’s top envoy in Seoul said in a recent interview with The Korea Times.

2010-10-25 17:51

Gyeongju meeting shows G20’s here to stay

The Korea Times had a joint interview with Bank of Korea (BOK) Governor Kim Choong-soo and Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer to hear inside stories of the important gathering and their insights about where the global economy is heading. The following is the full script of the interview ― ED.

2010-10-25 17:10

The world is more secure than before crisis

Over the weekend, Group of 20 (G20) member nations struck a deal to avert a global trade war and reform the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The move is expected to pave the way for the world to find workable solutions for the global economy in the post-crisis world.

2010-10-25 17:07

Gyeongju meeting shows G20’s here to stay

Doosan sets example of Korea Inc.s resilience

Doosan Group ― the nation's oldest conglomerate whose key business areas range from construction, desalination, power plants to heavy equipment ― is set to further raise its international profile by using the upcoming G20 summit as the right forum for its future.

2010-10-25 15:33

Gist of Gyeongju communique

The following is the gist of the joint statement made by finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of 20 advanced and emerging countries at the Gyeongju meeting that took place from Friday to Saturday.

2010-10-24 18:45

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