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    National  >  Investigations  >  
    Korean Air 'rage sisters' removed from management
    Hanjin Group Cho Yang-ho removed his two daughters from company management, in a move to limit blowback on the company over the fast-spreading controversy over their “anger management issues.”
    Investigations | 2018-04-22 19:14
    Police search publisher over opinion-rigging
    Police searched a publishing company, Sunday, over an opinion-rigging scandal involving a ruling party lawmaker. According to the police, they searched the company in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, and secured evidence including recorded footage from security cameras installed in and around the building. The search occurred as the police have beefed up their investigation into the alleged massive manipulation of internet comments in online news articles amid growing criticism of their lax investigation.
    Investigations | 2018-04-22 17:20
    Newborn baby found dead in Han River
    A newborn baby has been found dead in the Han River, Seoul, police said Sunday. According to Gwangjin Police Station, the baby boy was found at the Ttukseom Han River Park at around 6:05 a.m.
    Investigations | 2018-04-22 14:56
    Customs officials raid Korean Air over alleged tax evasion by chairman's daughter
    Customs officials raided the headquarters of Korean Air Lines Co. and the residence of the chairman's daughter on Saturday to look into allegations that the heiress didn't pay duties on luxury goods brought into the country.
    Investigations | 2018-04-21 12:03
    Kim Kyoung-soo to be questioned on opinion-rigging
    The ruling Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Kim Kyoung-soo is under fire, suspected of working with a power blogger nicknamed Druking, who has been arrested for online opinion-rigging. “I will be running for governor of Gyeonggi Province and urge a swift investigation of online opinion-rigging. If needed I will fully cooperate with independent counsel,” Kim said.
    Investigations | 2018-04-20 17:04
    Korean Air under investigation
    Police searched the headquarters of Korean Air Thursday, as part of the probe that the company's marketing executive, also the daughter of the company owner, allegedly assaulted an advertising company official during a meeting. Six police officers went to the airline's headquarters in the capital to confiscate evidence related to the case, said the police.
    Investigations | 2018-04-19 16:55
    News magazine editor arrested for embezzling advertisement cash
    Prosecutors said he threatened companies and government offices in North Jeolla Province that he would publish damaging articles if they did not run advertisements.
    Investigations | 2018-04-19 15:54
    'Lawmakers violate anti-graft law with improper overseas trips'
    Lawmakers would be violating the anti-graft law if they go on trips funded by institutions and agencies under their oversight, the chief of the country's anti-corruption commission said Thursday. Such sponsored trips by lawmakers have been a target of public criticism in recent weeks following revelations that Kim Ki-sik, former chief of the Financial Supervisory Service, mad...
    Investigations | 2018-04-19 15:47
    Russian in custody for violence on Korean Air plane
    The man, 53, is suspected of yelling at and tussling with cabin crew on the flight to Incheon International Airport from Thailand's resort island of Phuket on Wednesday. Police said he threw the tantrum at cabin crew and elbowed them when they intervened in his noisy altercation with his wife.
    Investigations | 2018-04-19 15:17
    Top court confirms four-year jail term for ex-spy chief for election meddling
    The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a four-year prison term for former National Intelligence Service (NIS) Director Won Sei-hoon on his conviction for political interference and election meddling. The close confidante of former President Lee Myung-bak was indicted in 2013 for running an illicit smear campaign to sway voters in favor of then-ruling party candidate Park Geun-h...
    Investigations | 2018-04-19 14:45
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