|
|
S-Oil CEO Anwar A. Al-Hejazi, left, performs the finger heart gesture while making “songpyeon,” traditional Korean half-moon-shaped rice cakes for the Chuseok holidays, at the oil refiner’s headquarters in Seoul, Friday, along with the company employees, children from neighboring daycare centers and students from Saudi Arabia. The CEO also delivered 50 million won ($37,000) worth of songpyeon and gifts personally to low-income families living close to the S-Oil headquarters. Courtesy of S-Oil.
|
|
|
1 | 5 Korea tourism clips top 225 mil. views |
2 | Tension mounts between Yoon administration, opposition party |
3 | Nexon workers in conflict with umbrella union over stance on feminism |
4 | Is ruling party's reform drive at end of road? |
5 | Daegu mayor criticizes officials for spreading false hope about Expo bid |
6 | Rights activists criticize wage discrimination against migrant boat crews |
7 | DL, SPC chiefs apologize for worker deaths under poor labor conditions |
8 | Hyundai chief pledges to support globalization of archery |
9 | Crackdown on illegal short selling takes priority over MSCI listing: FSC vice chair |
10 | 2023 Korea-EU CSO Network Human Rights Conference to emphasize diversity, practice inclusivity |
1 | Taipei Philharmonic Orchestra dazzles audience at Korea International Festival |
2 | JYP to host annual audition in January |
3![[INTERVIEW] Hip-hop group Uptown returns after 13 years with new lineup](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/0eae35da5e9c40c38cf439e550a2eb3e.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | INTERVIEWHip-hop group Uptown returns after 13 years with new lineup |
4 | ONE PACT debuts hoping to leave big impact on K-pop scene |
5![[INTERVIEW] ASTRO members aim to shine in musical theater](https://img.koreatimes.co.kr/upload/thumbnailV2/df16760dc50f469d93434f66a069465c.jpg/dims/resize/178/optimize) | INTERVIEWASTRO members aim to shine in musical theater |
