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First buyer of Nexo in US

Hyundai Motor North America Headquarters CEO Lee Yong-woo, right, shakes hands with Todd Hochrad while handing over the Nexo fuel-cell SUV at Keyes Hyundai dealership in Van Nuys, California, Friday (local time). Hochrad, a retired engineer interested in the environment, became the first buyer of the eco-friendly vehicle in the U.S. / Courtesy of Hyundai Motor

Dec 30, 2018

Premium home meal replacement

Models promote Gourmet 494 home meal replacement (HMR) products at a Galleria Department Store branch in Apgujeong-dong, Seoul, Thursday. The department store will launch five broth and stew HMR products under its Gourmet 494 premium food brand today. / Courtesy of Galleria Department Store

Dec 28, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo
Premium home meal replacement

Best franchisees

Ediya Coffee CEO Moon Chang-ki, second from left, poses with owners of the best branches during an award ceremony at the coffee franchiser's headquarters in Nonhyeon-dong, Seoul, Friday. Ediya Coffee awarded 137 branches out of its total 2,500 as best franchisees for their quality services. The company paid branch owners and part-timers a combined 150 million won ($134,300) as prize money. / Courtesy of Ediya Coffee

Dec 28, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo
Best franchisees

Enjoy wireless IPTV!

Models promote LG Uplus' new wireless internet protocol television (IPTV) service at the firm's head office in Yongsan in Seoul, Thursday. The service enables users to watch IPTV anywhere at home through Wi-Fi devices. / Yonhap

Dec 27, 2018
Enjoy wireless IPTV!

'Tteokguk' for New Year

Models promote instant “tteokguk” and meat broth at E-mart's Yongsan store in Seoul, Wednesday. The discount chain will offer discounts for the products until Jan. 2, 2019, to celebrate the New Year. Koreans eat the traditional rice cake soup during the New Year's holiday. / Courtesy of E-mart

Dec 26, 2018

Samsung Air Dresser at movie theater

A theater employee, right, receives coats from customers to keep them in Samsung Electronics' steam closet Air Dresser at the CGV CINE de Chef movie theater in Yongsan, Seoul, in this photo provided by the firm, Tuesday. / Courtesy of Samsung Electronics

Dec 25, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul
Samsung Air Dresser at movie theater

For Christmas dinner

Models promote party food such as Cajun chicken salad and barbecue pork ribs at Lotte Mart in Seoul Station, Monday. Lotte Mart said it is selling easy party foods for customers who want to enjoy Christmas and year-end parties at home. / Yonhap

Dec 24, 2018
For Christmas dinner

Artificial intelligence research to get boost

Hyundai Motor Chief Innovation Officer Chi Young-cho, center, Hyundai NGV CEO Lee Ki-sang, left, and Dean of Seoul National University's College of Engineering Cha Kook-heon, right, hold a memorandum of understanding at the university, Friday. They agreed to form a consortium for joint research on artificial intelligence. / Courtesy of Hyundai Motor Group

Dec 23, 2018

Awkward handshake

Fair Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Kim Sang-jo, right, shakes hands with Korea Employers Federation (KEF) Chairman Sohn Kyung-shik during the former's visit to the latter's headquarters in Mapo-gu, Seoul, Friday. It is the first time the country's top antitrust regulator has visited the KEF, an organization that has been representing the interests of conglomerates for 49 years. / Yonhap

Dec 21, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo
Awkward handshake

For job creation

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Yoon Boo-keun, left, shakes hands with Minister of Employment and Labor Lee Jae-kap at the Samsung MultiCampus in Seoul, Thursday, after signing a memorandum of understanding regarding the operation of a “software academy” for unemployed young people. / Courtesy of Samsung Electronics

Dec 20, 2018
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