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Thank you for your service

Hanwha Group employees write messages on photos of Korean War veterans from the U.S. at the conglomerate's office in Seoul, Oct. 1, to show appreciation for them. Hanwha sponsored photographer Rami Hyun's project named “Remember 180,” which was done to give the veterans their photos. The photos will be on display at the Association of the U.S. Army's annual exhibition which will take place on Oct. 8. / Courtesy of Hanwha Group

Oct 4, 2018

Samsung Display's OLED screen for Audi cars

This is Samsung Display’s 7-inch OLED virtual mirror for the Audi e-tron SUV. The Korean display maker said Wednesday it was chosen as an OLED panel supplier for the German carmaker’s first electric SUV. / Courtesy of Samsung Display 

Oct 3, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

Robot for pets

A Varram System employee introduces appbot-Riley at COEX in Seoul, Tuesday, for the Startup Open Innovation jointly hosted by the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) and GS Group. The mobile robot equipped with a camera helps pet owners monitor their pets via smartphone app when the animals are left alone at home. / Yonhap

Oct 2, 2018

Hyosung chief in Shanghai

Hyosung Chairman Cho Hyun-joon, second from right, looks at textiles on display, Sept. 27, during the Intertextile Shanghai 2018 held at the National Center for Exhibition and Convention in Shanghai. The chairman identified market trends and met clients at the three-day exhibition to expand the conglomerate's presence in the Chinese market. / Courtesy of Hyosung

Oct 1, 2018

Festival for customers

Trot singer Hong Jin-young performs at the Ediya Music Festa at Sajik Gymnasium in Busan, Saturday. Ediya Coffee invited 12,000 customers and franchisees to express the company's gratitude. / Courtesy of Ediya Coffee

Sep 30, 2018

Free incoming calls on roaming

Models introduce LG Uplus' new plan that offers free incoming voice calls on international roaming in this photo provided by the mobile carrier, Sunday. The new plan will go into effect Oct. 1. / Courtesy of LG Uplus

Sep 30, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

Art in 'The Frame' TV

Models pose with Samsung Electronics' “The Frame” TV that displays art at the S-Factory art gallery in Seoul in this photo provided by the company, Sunday. Samsung is displaying its TV products showing art pieces at Union Art Fair 2018, which runs until Oct. 7. / Courtesy of Samsung Electronics

Sep 30, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

LG Uplus, Naver support disabled families

LG Uplus Vice Chairman Ha Hyeon-hoe, right, poses with Lee Chan-woo, center, secretary general of Korea Spinal Cord Injury Association, and Chae Sun-joo, chief communication officer of Naver after LG Uplus and Naver signed an agreement to provide internet of things (IoT) devices to 300 families with spinal cord injuries at LG Uplus' headquarters in Yongsan, Seoul, Thursday. / Courtesy of LG Uplus

Sep 27, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

For Deoksugung Palace

Deoksugung Palace Management Office head Oh Sung-hwan, front row right, poses with Starbucks Coffee Korea employees in front of Jeonggwanheon Hall in the palace, Sept. 13. Starbucks donated 150 chairs worth 12 million won ($10,738) to the palace to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the public lecture the coffeehouse chain sponsors. Since 2009, over 70 prominent figures have delivered lectures to 20,000 people at the first European architecture ever built in a royal palace. / Courtesy of Starbucks Coffee Korea

Sep 26, 2018

Syndicated loans for LG Display

LG Display's chief financial officer Kim Sang-don, center, poses with executives of NongHyup Bank, the Korea Development Bank, the Export-Import Bank of Korea and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's Seoul branch at the Conrad Seoul hotel, Friday, after signing a syndicated loan deal worth 800 billion won ($716 million). LG Display plans to use the fund to accelerate its product transition from LCD to OLED. / Courtesy of LG Display

Sep 21, 2018By Baek Byung-yeul

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