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Achieving AEO certificate

Yoon Ho-yeol, second from right, a vice president of Samsung BioLogics, holds an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) certificate awarded by the Korea Customs Service to a company showing outstanding safety management of imports and exports at the Incheon Main Customs Office, Friday. Samsung BioLogics said Monday that by achieving the AEO certification, the firm is able to skip document submission, which makes prompt customs clearance possible, noting this will help raise the firm's competitiveness in exporting and importing. / Courtesy of Samsung BioLogics

Oct 22, 2018

For child patients

Mercedes-Benz Korea CEO Dimitris Psillakis, fourth from right, makes a heart with his fingers during the first Give 'N Bike charity cycle ride at AMG Speedway in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, Saturday. With participation fees and on-site donations made by 1,200 participants, the company raised 100 million won ($88,450) and donated it to the Kids & Future Foundation. The foundation will spend the money on treatment for underprivileged children and teenagers suffering severe diseases. / Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz Korea

Oct 21, 2018

Job training

Jobseekers participating in a POSCO job training program practice electric arc welding at the Pohang Steel Mill, Sept. 5. The program has been training jobseekers looking for positions at POSCO partner companies since 2005. POSCO plans to expand it to cover not only partner companies but also other small- and medium-sized enterprises. / Courtesy of POSCO

Oct 19, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo

Against Trump tariffs

Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Yang-ho, third from right, the Korean head of the U.S.-Korea Business Council, speaks during the joint business council's meeting at the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) Tower in Seoul, Thursday. Business leaders of the two countries urged Washington not to impose a 25 percent tariff on made-in-Korea cars and auto parts. / Courtesy of FKI

Oct 18, 2018

Breakfast for teenagers

Kwon In-tae, center, CEO of Paris Croissant running Paris Baguette bakery chain, holds a “breakfast package” along with company employees in front of a Paris Baguette store in Seoul, Thursday. They delivered the breakfast package to 1,400 students at 110 schools nationwide to mark the company's 32nd anniversary. / Courtesy of Paris Croissant

Oct 18, 2018

MOU for hydrogen cars

Hyundai Motor President Chung Jin-haeng, left, poses with Engie Renewable Hydrogen Unit CEO Michele Azalbert, center, and Air Liquide Hydrogen Energy World Unit Vice President Pierre-Etienne Franc after they signed an MOU in Paris, Tuesday (local time). They agreed to expand the hydrogen car infrastructure in France, with the carmaker planning to export 5,000 fuel-cell electric vehicles to the country by 2025. / Courtesy of Hyundai Motor

Oct 17, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo

Cleaning Bamseom Island

LG Chem Vice Chairman Park Jin-soo, right, participates in the cleanup event along with the firm's employees on Bamseom, an island in the Han River, Monday. LG Chem employees have been volunteering as the island's keepers since last year. / Courtesy of LG Chem

Oct 16, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

For greener Seoul

Starbucks Coffee Korea CEO Lee Seock-koo, fourth from right, poses with Vice Minister of Environment Park Chun-kyoo, fifth from right, in front of a Starbucks store in downtown Seoul, Tuesday, during an event to celebrate the installation of recycling bins for disposable cups. The coffeehouse chain will donate 100 million won ($88,628) to the government for the installation of the bins in 17 of the most populated areas of Seoul. / Courtesy of Starbucks Coffee Korea

Oct 16, 2018

Charging hydrogen car

President Moon Jae-in talks with a fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) taxi driver charging his Hyundai Motor Tucson FCEV at a charging station run by Air Liquide in downtown Paris, Monday. The FCEV taxi is operated by French startup STEP (Societe du Taxi Electrique Parisien), which runs 62 FCEV taxis. / Yonhap

Oct 15, 2018By Nam Hyun-woo

LG to take pre-orders for V40 ThinQ smartphone

Models introduce LG Electronics' new flagship LG V40 ThinQ smartphone at a shop in Seoul in this company photo provided Sunday. LG said it would take pre-orders for the V40 for a week starting Oct. 17. / Courtesy of LG Electronics

Oct 14, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

LG to take pre-orders for V40 ThinQ smartphone

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