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| Students cheer at an event hosted by KB Kookmin Bank at Cheongju Girls' High School in North Chungcheong Province, Thursday. The bank has started a nationwide campaign to encourage the young to jog and run amid the lack of exercise in the country. Courtesy of KB Kookmin Bank |
1 | Korean Lunar New Year vs. Chinese Lunar New Year |
2 | Over 76% of South Koreans support development of nuclear weapons |
3 | Koreans reluctant to unmask on first day of eased indoor mask rule |
4 | Stock-leveraged investments rise again amid bullish KOSPI |
5![[ANALYSIS] Pandemic awakens demand for data-driven automation](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/2b05d621a193420abef7ee24b95eab3d.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | ANALYSISPandemic awakens demand for data-driven automation |
6 | SPC opens 120th Paris Baguette store in US |
7 | Busan seeks to take lead in expo race after BIE's April visit |
8 | Retailers seek to bolster beauty product sales as lifting of mask mandate approaches |
9 | Biohealth geared for growth |
10 | NK slams NATO chief's Seoul visit as 'prelude to war' |
1 | Song Joong-ki marries British woman, expects baby |
2 | Kim Jung-hyun returns to small screen with 'Kokdu: Season of Deity' |
3 | K-pop releases for February |
4 | 'Someday or One Day' cast says film spin-off has new plot |
5 | Itaewon music fest brings love to the healing process |
