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Wednesday 08 September 2010
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	Korea-Ecuador Summit Held in Seoul

	Unification Minister Says Rice Aid to N. Korea will be Strongly Considered

	Seoul Imposes New Sanctions on Iran, Blacklists Bank Mellat


		S. Korea to Announce Iran Sanctions in Afternoon

		Pres. Lee Agrees with GNP Leader's Request to Consult Key Issues in Advance

		N. Korean Leader Makes First Public Appearance Since Visit to China

		Seized Daeseung Returned to S. Korea

		S Korea Ship Captured by Somali Pirates Pleads for Help

		Korea's Engel Coefficient Hits Nine-year High

		Germany Extends Life of Nuke Plants by Average 12 Years


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September 7, 2010		Latest News in Business


Japan to Resume Korea Poultry Imports
		Japan's agriculture ministry announced on Tuesday that it is lifting a ban on Korean poultry imports. The ministry had placed the ban back in May due to the outbreak of avian influenza but now it is confirmed that Korean poultry products are free of the virus. According to Japan's trade statistics the country imported close to 800 tons of poultry from Korea in 2007. Meanwhile Korea also resumed poultry exports to Hong Kong starting Tuesday after trade was suspended last year due to the bird ...

	Japan to Resume Korea Poultry Imports Japan's agriculture ministry announced on Tuesday that it is lifting a ban on Korean poultry imports. The ministry had placed the ban back in May due to the outbreak of avian influenza but now it is confirmed that Kore... September 7, 2010

	Korean Trailers to Transport Containers Straight to Inland China Economic interchanges between Korea and China are expected to run more smoothly in a few weeks to come thanks to a simplified multi-transport logistics system. Korea's Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs ha... September 7, 2010

	IMF Says Korea's Per Capita National Income to Reach $20,000 USD Again The International Monetary Fund has forecast that Korea will see its per capita national income once again exceed 20-thousand US dollars after falling below the mark for the last three years. The fourth largest economy... September 7, 2010

	Race is On for Rare Minerals Used in Hi-tech Devices There are more than 20 types of rare earth metals that go into making the typical cell phone. For batteries alone, lithium, cobalt and manganese, to name a few, are used because they are highly energy efficient. In par... September 6, 2010

	Foreign Automaker Roll Out Green Cars While Korean Govt. Aims to Boost the Eco-Friendly Car Industry A megacity is usually defined as a metropolitan area with a total of inhabitants numbering more than 10 million. Experts predict that the move from rural areas to urban ones will continue at such a pace over the next 40... September 3, 2010

	Government To Buy Exceeding Amount of Rice To Prevent Rice Prices From Falling The Korean government announced plans to purchase any rice that exceeds the average demanded amount to prevent rice prices from falling. The Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said on Tuesday that i... August 31, 2010

	Napping at Workplace Encouraged With cut-throat competition, lay-offs and pay cuts becoming common at workplaces employees are working longer hours than ever before to salvage what they have resulting in higher stress levels and inadequate productivity... August 31, 2010

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Foreign Automaker Roll Out Green Cars While Korean Govt. Aims to Boost the Eco-Friendly Car Industry

	Race is On for Rare Minerals Used in Hi-tech Devices

	IMF Says Korea's Per Capita National Income to Reach $20,000 USD Again

Japan to Resume Korea Poultry Imports

Korean Trailers to Transport Containers Straight to Inland China

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