|
|
 |
| Samsung Electronics' employees participate in a donation drive via the Sharing Kiosk at the company headquarters in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, Wednesday. In May, the company installed a total of 35 Sharing Kiosks throughout its worksites, along with the Online Sharing Kiosk campaign. Through the initiatives, a total of 230 million won ($174,176) was raised and will be given to children in need. Courtesy of Samsung Electronics |
|
|
|
1 | Samsung, SK relieved by revised chip restrictions on China |
2 | S. Korea to stage massive military parade as tensions with North remain high |
3 | Seoul, Beijing try to mend fences as Russia and N. Korea grow closer |
4 | Patients, doctors at loggerheads as operating room CCTV footage made mandatory |
5 | Korea, Saudi Arabia celebrate 93rd Saudi National Day, vow stronger cooperation |
6 | Mirae Asset Global Investments' AUM reaches $219 bil. |
7 | Lee Jae-myung's possible arrest looms over main opposition party |
8 | Bears of Joseon part 2: Behind bars |
9 | Low growth becomes new normal for Korean economy |
10 | LG Chem to build LFP cathode plant with Huayou in Morocco |
1![[INTERVIEW] Yim Si-wan went extra mile to portray legendary athlete in 'Road to Boston'](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/fdd49ca391cf4ce785bd7136efd0bfa2.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | INTERVIEWYim Si-wan went extra mile to portray legendary athlete in 'Road to Boston' |
2 | TEMPEST gears up to showcase fiery passion |
3 | BTS' Jungkook to drop 2nd solo single '3D' |
4 | K-pop group Kingdom recalls album cover resembling Quran |
5 | Cho Seong-jin celebrates 140-year ties between Korea, UK |
