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Kim Tong-Hyung
Associated Press
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Satellite Photos Show Aftermath of Abu Dhabi Oil Site Attack
Fears over new disruptions to global energy supplies after the attack pushed benchmark Brent crude to its highest price in years.
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Samsung to Build $17B Chip Factory in Texas
It hopes to begin operations in the second half of 2024.
Operations
EV Battery Settlement 'Very Meaningful'
South Korean President says it will help stabilize global supply chains.
Product Development
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They just wanted to add "an element of fun," but they should've chosen a different manufacturing partner.
Safety
Virus Pushes Beyond Asia
Countries are scrambling to limit the spread.
Food & Beverage
NKorea Weak Link in Swine Fever's Spread
South Korea is deploying snipers and flying drones along its border to stop wild boars from spreading swine fever from rival North Korea.
Product Development
Tough Times for Chipmakers
Chipmakers are suffering the consequences from misreading industry demand for their products.
Food & Beverage
S. Korea Reports More Swine Fever
Officials are investigating more suspected cases at farms near its border with North Korea, as fears grow over the spread of the illness that has decimated pig herds across Asia.
Food & Beverage
S. Korea Confirms African Swine Fever
African swine fever has decimated pig herds in China and other Asian countries before reaching the Koreas.
Food & Beverage
North Korea Fighting Swine Fever
African swine fever has decimated pig herds in China and other Asian countries. It's harmless to people but is fatal to pigs and has no known cure.
Food & Beverage
NKorea Ignores SKorea's Swine Efforts
The lack of bilateral cooperation renders South Korea helpless in preventing the disease from reaching North Korean farms near the border.
Operations
Workers Demand Wages, Rights on May Day
The tradition of May Day marches for workers' rights began in the United States in the 1880s.