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| Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) Chairman Ryu Jin, second from left, participates in an unveiling ceremony for the business lobby's new stone sign in front of its headquarters in Seoul, Tuesday. From left are Hyosung Group Chairman Cho Hyun-joon, Ryu, Samyang Holdings Chairman Kim Yoon and FKI Vice Chairman Kim Chang-beom. The FKI made slight changes to its Korean name for the first time in 55 years, reaffirming its willingness to get back to basics. Courtesy of FKI |
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