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| Kim Na-yeong, right, a player of POSCO International's women's table tennis team, Spinners, plays with a citizen, Saturday, during an event at Hyundai Premium Outlet Songdo in Incheon to promote Busan's bid to host the World Expo 2030. Courtesy of POSCO International |
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1 | Hotels grapple with chronic staff shortages |
2 | ‘Moon gov’t neglected, concealed North’s killing of S. Korean official’ |
3 | CJ Olive Young fined 1.89 bil. won for unfair supply contracts |
4 | Giant panda statue at Everland |
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6 | Scholar's decades-long expertise serves as inspiration for Korea's future FDI |
7 | Japan's Nikkei-linked ELS issuance surpasses HK-linked ELS |
8 | K-dramas, beauty, food to maintain popularity on TikTok in 2024 |
9 | Lawyer of Korean descent selected as chair of Dentons Global Board |
10 | SK reshuffles top management focusing on generational shift |
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2 | 'Soundtrack #2' tells classic yet realistic love story |
3 | Auction house Phillips appoints new regional director of Korea |
4 | Late K-pop star Moonbin's memorial space shut down after fans complain |
5 | Uncertainty lingers despite BLACKPINK's contract renewal |
