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Tribute to Hanjin founder

Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Yang-ho, second from right, receives an appreciation plaque from University of Southern California President Max Nikias during a ceremony to open a chair professor position named after Cho’s late father and Hanjin founder Cho Choong-hoon, at the school in Los Angeles, Wednesday. Aerospace and mechanical engineering Professor Michael Kassner, second from left, was selected for the position which was designed to commemorate the founder’s contribution to the global aviation industry./ Courtesy of Korean Air

Mar 27, 2014

Job fair

Yoo Jang-hee, left, chairman of the National Commission for Corporate Partnership, talks to an official from a subcontractor of Hyundai Motor Group with Rep. Gang Seok-hoon from the ruling Saenuri Party, second from left, and Yoon Yeo-chul, vice-chairman of the group during a job fair at COEX in southern Seoul, Tuesday. Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors organized the event for their small- and medium-sized parts suppliers in an effort to help them recruit talented workers. The job fair will be held in Seoul through Wednesday and move to Gwangju on April 9 and Daegu on April 16./ Courtesy of Hyundai Motor Group

Mar 25, 2014

Hiring high school graduates

Woori Bank CEO Lee Soon-woo, left, talks with students of vocational high schools during a job fair for high school graduates-to-be at the lender’s building in Seoul, Tuesday. The bank plans to hire 150 high school graduates as regular employees./ Yonhap

Mar 25, 2014

Gold bourse opening

Korea Exchange (KRX) CEO Choi Kyoung-soo, left, looks at gold bars with other dignitaries after the opening ceremony for the gold bourse at the KRX headquarters in Busan, Monday. From left are Choi; Financial Services Commission Chairman Shin Je-yoon; Saenuri Party lawmakers Suh Byung-soo, Kim Jung-hoon and Park Min-shik; and Busan Mayor Hur Nam-sik./ Courtesy of KRX

Mar 24, 2014

Temple stay

Participants of a temple stay program organized by the Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) bow at Geumseon Temple on Mt. Bukhan in Seoul, Saturday. The bank offered its foreign customers a chance to experience Zen meditation and traditional Korean culture in the two-day program that ran through Sunday at 118 temples nationwide./ Courtesy of KEB

Mar 24, 2014

Stretching lesson

A woman and a child demonstrate stretching exercises during a free health class for children organized by LIG Insurance at the LIG Art Hall in Mapo, Seoul, Saturday. / Yonhap

Mar 23, 2014

'Marathon man'

Shin Jeong-sik, a Hyundai Heavy Industries worker, poses at the company’s shipyard in Ulsan, holding a trophy he won at a marathon race, Sunday. He has donated the prize money he gained from marathon events to the needy over the past nine years. / Yonhap

Mar 23, 2014

Charity work

Hyundai Elevator CEO Han Sang-ho, sixth from left in the front row, andIcheon City Mayor Cho Byeong-don, seventh from left, the same row, pose with other participants after repairing houses of the underprivilegedin Icheon, Gyeonggi Province, Sunday, as part joint charity activities./ Courtesy of Hyundai Elevator

Mar 23, 2014

'Smart bulbs'

LG Electronics is selling “smart bulbs,” which consume only 20 percent of the energy needed for incandescent bulbs. The brightness levels of smart bulbs can be controlled using smartphones or tablets. / Yonhap

Mar 23, 2014

Support for KLPGA

Kim Chang-sik, left, executive vice president at Kia Motors, poses with Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Vice-Chairwoman Gan Choon-ja, right, at the automaker’s office building in Apgujeong-dong, southern Seoul, Thursday, after the firm extended an agreement to support the KLPGA until 2016. The two in the center from left are female professional golfers Ahn Shin-ae and Jeon In-ji./ Courtesy of Kia Motors

Mar 21, 2014

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Others

Tribute to Hanjin founder

Job fair

Hiring high school graduates

Gold bourse opening

Temple stay

Stretching lesson

'Marathon man'

Charity work

'Smart bulbs'

Support for KLPGA

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