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[Campus Now] Women's colleges in crisis: Blasted for gender bias, coed transition proposals
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‘Hangang River,’ not 'Han River': Seoul city
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Carmakers, battery suppliers vie for leadership in battery management
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Why are Yale students taking K-pop classes?
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DP leader indicted again over alleged misuse of public funds
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Mixed reactions as Korea seeks to lift 52-hour work limit for chipmakers
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Korea Zinc buyout could jeopardize high-tech supply chains: sources
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[K-pop 101] How 'homma' became little helpers of Korean celebrities' rise to stardom
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Putin signs new nuclear doctrine after US arms decision for Ukraine
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[More than APT] Why apartment complexes flourish in Korea
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Industrial Bank of Korea Chairman and CEO Kim Sung-tae (right) and Kato Masahiko, president and CEO of Japan's Mizuho Bank, pose for a photo during a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony in Jung-gu, Seoul, Tuesday. Under the agreement, IBK and Mizuho will collaborate on foreign currency procurement, investment banking projects and support for overseas business of bilateral startups. “We hope this partnership will strengthen cooperation, marking the 60th anniversary of the treaty between Korea and Japan," said Kim. "It will contribute to the business development and financial stability of both nations." (Industrial Bank of Korea)
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