Boycotting Medical Students Set to Return for Fall Semester
Seoul: Thousands of medical students who have been boycotting classes in protest of the government’s medical school admissions plan will be allowed to return to
Seoul: Thousands of medical students who have been boycotting classes in protest of the government’s medical school admissions plan will be allowed to return to
Seoul: Hanmi Pharm Co. reported its second-quarter net income of 43 billion won (US$31.2 million), marking an 8.6 percent decrease compared to the same period
Seoul: Hotel Shilla Co. reported a net loss of 883 million won (US$640,644) for the second quarter, a significant shift from a net profit of
Seoul: New Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back vowed to rebuild the military into a trusted institution after last year’s failed martial law attempt, as he officially
Seoul: Hana Financial Group announced a net profit of 1.18 trillion won for the second quarter, reflecting a 13.3 percent increase from the same period
Seoul: South Korean auto parts maker Hyundai Wia Corp. reported a significant drop in its second-quarter net income, revealing a 62.1 percent decrease to 17.3
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