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| Woori Card CEO Jeong Won-jai, left, awards Kim Hyun-jung, a traditional Korean artist, at its Seoul headquarters, Thursday, to show gratitude as it issued more than 2 million Woori credit cards designed by Kim. The card was launched in April 2018. Courtesy of Woori Card |
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1 | Seoul City takes flak for bungled emergency text alert on NK's rocket launch |
2 | Rude cabbies in Seoul face stricter penalties |
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4 | North Korea's spy satellite launch fails as rocket falls into sea |
5 | Retailers adopt generative AI to offer personalized products, services |
6 | Committee calls for lowering requirements for foreigners to teach English online |
7 | Chinese account for 54% of foreign-owned homes in Korea |
8 | AMCHAM stresses S. Korea-US ties after NK fires 'space launch vehicle' |
9 | LS chairman appears in YouTube commercial |
10 | Mercedes-Benz Korea appoints new CEO |
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2 | 'Elemental' director on bringing his personal story of immigration to cinema |
3 | SHINee celebrates 15th anniversary of debut: 'It feels surreal' |
4 | ENHYPEN reaches new career high with latest album 'Dark Blood' |
5 | 'Transformers: Rise of the Beasts' raises bar with epic battle scenes |
