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Samsung’s scandal, South Korea’s shame

  A decision to arrest a top executive of the Samsung Group on suspicion of bribery and embezzlement would no doubt cheer the millions of South Koreans fed up with collusion and cronyism among the country’s elite. The way to prevent future scandals, however, is to transform the huge companies like Samsung that dominate the country’s economy. A court will ...

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Theresa May’s Brexit gamble

  British Prime Minister Theresa May made UK stance about Brexit clear in her 40-minute speech. It has been heralded as a forwarding looking by some, and condemned by many others. She said that Britain would leave the EU single market of some 500 million people, but seek the greatest possible access to it through a new, comprehensive, bold and ...

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UAE, New Zealand discuss ways to bolster economic ties

  Dubai / Emirates Business Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, UAE Minister of Economy (MoE), affirmed that the economic relations between the UAE and New Zealand continue to grow and are expected to develop further as the two countries aspire to strengthen cooperation in a number of economic sectors of common interest and prioritized within their respective development plans. ...

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