TUE, July 22, 2014, (KST)
- Number of cars up for auction hits record in first half
- Business Today: Too many small-sized firms in Korea - Structural imbalance
- Korea's consolidated budget posts $7.8 bil. in deficit from Jan.-May
- Police confirm body found last month is that of fugitive ferry owner
- Exports of Korean cosmetics hit record high in June
- Ban, Kerry push for Gaza cease-fire
- UNSC adopts resolution as bodies, black boxes are handed over
- U.S. bans flights over six countries, including N. Korea
- Businessmen speak out against finance minister's push to tax reserves
- Detecting breast cancer in 3D
- Harder to prevent gastric cancer from growing resistance to antibiotics
- KakaoTalk to launch banking service as early as September
- Major Korean banks cut savings interest rates
- President Park meets with new Cabinet, calls for economic reforms
- Monsoon rain relieves heat in Seoul
Police confirm body found last month is that of fugitive ferry owner
The practical owner of the Sewol-ho ferry that sank in April, killing more than 3-hundred passengers, has been found dead. (Korean) "On the evening of July 21st, the National Police Agency informed us that the DNA from a body found in Suncheon matched to that of Yoo Byung-eun's." (" 7 21 ...
Ban, Kerry push for Gaza cease-fire
U.S. bans flights over six countries, including N. Korea
UNSC adopts resolution as bodies, black boxes are handed over
Korea's consolidated budget posts $7.8 bil. in deficit from Jan.-May
Harder to prevent gastric cancer from growing resistance to antibiotics
Japanese NSC official in Seoul to discuss collective self-defense push
Extraordinary parliamentary session kicks off
Number of cars up for auction hits record in first half
Detecting breast cancer in 3D
Boy overcome bullying through art
New video replay system to start today
Bolivian president promises coca expansion if re-elected
Monsoon rain relieves heat in Seoul
