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Mom's Touch to open 1st chicken burger shop in US

Mom's Touch to open 1st chicken burger shop in US

Mom’s Touch will open its first chicken burger shop in the United States in October as part of efforts to find new sources of income outside Korea, the company CEO said Tuesday. Mom’s Touch CEO Chung Hyun-sik told reporters that the home-grown franchise will set up more stores in Taiwan and Vietnam, as well as open its first store in Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countr...

Lee Hyo-sik | 2017-01-17 16:42

Allianz offers global services to loyal customers

Allianz offers global services to loyal customers

Starting this week, Allianz Life Korea will offer global assistance services to its loyal customers including travel insurance, medical assistance and escorts in case of emergencies.

Kim Tae-gyu | 2012-12-02 17:46

Hankook drives tire innovation

Hankook drives tire innovation

Whenever something moves, it faces resistance whether it is in the air, on the ground or in water. As far as the automobile is concerned, a unique drag called rolling resistance takes place when tires roll.

Kim Tae-gyu | 2012-11-27 17:57

MSD leads Korea in CSR efforts

MSD leads Korea in CSR efforts

Earlier this month, the Korea Management Association Consulting (KMAC) gave prizes to a total of 39 companies operating here for their outstanding performance this year.

Kim Tae-gyu | 2012-11-27 17:51

’Focus on the intangible to achieve real Olympic impacts’

’Focus on the intangible to achieve real Olympic impacts’

That the Olympic Games are a boon to the host’s economy has been a contentious issue, even as the competition between candidate cities has intensified. The reports of unused stadia hemorrhaging money after the event clash with profit projections before. Where are the benefits, then?

Kwaak Je-yup | 2011-07-12 16:53

Hill holds key to SC First strike

Hill holds key to SC First strike

SOKCHO, Gangwon Province ― The union and management of SC First Korea Bank has been engaged in a tug-of-war over its CEO Richard Hill in a strike that has been unfolding not within any of its branch offices or headquarters but in this resort town on the eastern coast of the country.

Kim Jae-won | 2011-07-05 19:20

Shinhan overcomes late start to cater to expat customers

Shinhan overcomes late start to cater to expat customers

Shinhan Bank may be a little late to the expat banking game, but it is trying to make up for lost time with its Global Center catering solely to foreign residents in Korea.

2010-12-17 19:30

Lee shines at G20, but challenges lie ahead

The G20 fervor and excitement has cooled down.

Na Jeong-ju | 2010-11-12 23:02

Obama slams China over yuan policy

U.S. President Barack Obama said Friday that the world is back on the path to recovery and that he and other G20 state leaders will further resolve differences over disputes such as free trade agreements and the so-called currency war.

Kim Tong-hyung2010-11-12 22:23

G20 is not magic bullet but still effective

The G20 Seoul Summit showed that the Group of 20 will not produce quick fixes for all problems just overnight, but the two-day meeting also proved that it is highly effective, probably more so than any other international frameworks the world has had, if its goals are clear.

Jong-eun | 2010-11-12 22:06

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