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"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Korean "Nut Rage" Sister Faces Fruit Juice Questions In South Korea
The stony-faced daughter of a Korean billionaire, whose older sister was brought low by the "nut rage" scandal, apologised Tuesday as she reported to police for questioning over allegations she sprayed a business associate in the face with fruit juice.
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Anger After Korean Air Heiress Reportedly Throws Water At Manager's Face
Korean Air Lines' labour unions called for the youngest daughter of its chairman, a sister of the infamous 'nut rage' heiress, to step down from management after her alleged abusive behaviour against an advertising agency official caused public outrage.
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Korean 'Nut Rage' Heiress Resurfaces As Olympics VIP While Her Former Target Scrubs Toilets
Cho Hyun-ah, the Korean Air heiress who achieved global notoriety in the 2014 "nut rage" incident, returned to the public eye last month, accompanying her father as he ran with the Olympic torch when the relay passed through Seoul.
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Korean Air Chief Sued By Pilots For Belittling Their Jobs
The head of Korean Air, who just resigned as the chief organiser of the 2018 Winter Olympics, was sued today by his carrier's pilots for allegedly demeaning their work.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Sues in New York Court
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident has filed a lawsuit in New York demanding compensation for assault and emotional distress.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
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South Korean Court Orders Release of Ex-Korean Air Lines Executive in 'Nut Rage' Case
A South Korean appeals court ordered the release on Friday of a former Korean Air Lines executive convicted after an outburst over the way she had been served macadamia nuts, suspending her jail sentence.
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South Korea Prosecutors Seek 3-Year Jail Term for Nut Rage Heiress
South Korean prosecutors urged an appeals court Monday to increase the prison sentence given to a Korean Air heiress for disrupting a flight in a rage over macadamia nuts to three years.
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Korean Air Chief's Daughter Seeks Leniency in 'Nut Rage' Appeal
The former Korean Air Lines executive jailed for her outburst over in-flight service, known as the "nut rage" case, asked for leniency during an appeal hearing today as she sought to reduce her one-year prison term.
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Nut Rage Executive Says Cabin Crew Erred as Trial Nears End
The former Korean Air executive on trial after an inflight tantrum over a serving of nuts defended her actions as the result of devotion to work in the final day of testimony.
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Korean Air Chief Says He Scolded Daughter Over Nut Rage
Korean Airlines Chairman Cho Yang-ho said today that he had scolded his daughter for expelling a crew member from a flight over the way she was served nuts in first class.
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Nut Rage Case: Former Korean Air Executive Pleads Not Guilty
The former Korean Air executive famous for an inflight tantrum over macadamia nuts pleaded not guilty to violating aviation safety law and other charges.
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Former Korean Air Executive Pleads Not Guilty in Nut Rage Case
The former Korean Air executive famous for an inflight tantrum over macadamia nuts pleaded not guilty to violating aviation safety law and other charges.
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"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Korean "Nut Rage" Sister Faces Fruit Juice Questions In South Korea
The stony-faced daughter of a Korean billionaire, whose older sister was brought low by the "nut rage" scandal, apologised Tuesday as she reported to police for questioning over allegations she sprayed a business associate in the face with fruit juice.
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Anger After Korean Air Heiress Reportedly Throws Water At Manager's Face
Korean Air Lines' labour unions called for the youngest daughter of its chairman, a sister of the infamous 'nut rage' heiress, to step down from management after her alleged abusive behaviour against an advertising agency official caused public outrage.
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Korean 'Nut Rage' Heiress Resurfaces As Olympics VIP While Her Former Target Scrubs Toilets
Cho Hyun-ah, the Korean Air heiress who achieved global notoriety in the 2014 "nut rage" incident, returned to the public eye last month, accompanying her father as he ran with the Olympic torch when the relay passed through Seoul.
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Korean Air Chief Sued By Pilots For Belittling Their Jobs
The head of Korean Air, who just resigned as the chief organiser of the 2018 Winter Olympics, was sued today by his carrier's pilots for allegedly demeaning their work.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Sues in New York Court
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident has filed a lawsuit in New York demanding compensation for assault and emotional distress.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
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South Korean Court Orders Release of Ex-Korean Air Lines Executive in 'Nut Rage' Case
A South Korean appeals court ordered the release on Friday of a former Korean Air Lines executive convicted after an outburst over the way she had been served macadamia nuts, suspending her jail sentence.
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South Korea Prosecutors Seek 3-Year Jail Term for Nut Rage Heiress
South Korean prosecutors urged an appeals court Monday to increase the prison sentence given to a Korean Air heiress for disrupting a flight in a rage over macadamia nuts to three years.
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Korean Air Chief's Daughter Seeks Leniency in 'Nut Rage' Appeal
The former Korean Air Lines executive jailed for her outburst over in-flight service, known as the "nut rage" case, asked for leniency during an appeal hearing today as she sought to reduce her one-year prison term.
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Nut Rage Executive Says Cabin Crew Erred as Trial Nears End
The former Korean Air executive on trial after an inflight tantrum over a serving of nuts defended her actions as the result of devotion to work in the final day of testimony.
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Korean Air Chief Says He Scolded Daughter Over Nut Rage
Korean Airlines Chairman Cho Yang-ho said today that he had scolded his daughter for expelling a crew member from a flight over the way she was served nuts in first class.
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Nut Rage Case: Former Korean Air Executive Pleads Not Guilty
The former Korean Air executive famous for an inflight tantrum over macadamia nuts pleaded not guilty to violating aviation safety law and other charges.
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Former Korean Air Executive Pleads Not Guilty in Nut Rage Case
The former Korean Air executive famous for an inflight tantrum over macadamia nuts pleaded not guilty to violating aviation safety law and other charges.
