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North Korea Launches Cruise Missiles Into Sea After Warning Over US Sub
North Korea fired cruise missiles toward the western waters on Saturday following an earlier threat to use nuclear arms over the arrival of a US nuclear-capable submarine in South Korea.
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Bill Gates Says South Korean Firm Could Make 200 Million Vaccines by June
SK Bioscience, the South Korean pharmaceutical company backed by Bill Gates, may be capable of producing 200 million coronavirus vaccine kits by next June, the Microsoft Corp. co-founder said in a letter to South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Says Army Ready for Action on South Korea
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said it is "high time" to break relations with South Korean authorities, adding the next action against the "enemy" will come from the army. It's better to take a series of retaliatory measures rather than release statements condemning South Korea's behavior, and which could be misinterpreted or dismiss...
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Why The Fate Of Samsung's Billionaire Heir Turns On Horses
Jay Y Lee took a more active and urgent interest in the matter after a second meeting where Park told him again to "buy a good horse," said the court.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold Redesign Said to Be Completed After Screen Failures
Samsung has completed a two-month redesign of the Galaxy Fold to fix embarrassing screen failures that forced its delay, Bloomberg reports.
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Samsung Bets It Can Sell Smart-Home Tech by Building the Homes
Samsung is now trying to go a step further in its smart home ambitions: making the home itself.
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Samsung Said to Be Preparing 2 More Foldable Smartphone Models
Samsung is said to be developing a clamshell-like device, and another that folds away from the user similar to Huawei’s Mate X.
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LG Is Said to Plan Selling TVs That Roll Up Like Posters in 2019
LG is said to plan begin selling big-screen TVs next year that can be rolled up and put away like a poster.
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Huawei's Troubles Spell Opportunity for Samsung as 5G Nears
While Samsung remains the world's biggest smartphone and semiconductor maker, Huawei dominates networking by a large margin.
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Samsung Foldable Phone, Galaxy S10 Details Tipped by Insiders
Samsung is overhauling its lineup for next year, preparing to launch its first 5G-capable smartphone, a cheaper flagship model, and a foldable phone to challenge Apple.
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Inside Apple's Struggle to Get the iPhone X to Market on Time
Apple is famously demanding, leaning on suppliers and contract manufacturers to help it make technological leaps and retain a competitive edge.
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Kim Jong Un Boosts Sister, 28, Within North Korea's Inner Circle
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promoted his 28-year-old sister to the ruling party's political wing, bringing her closer to the center of power and tightening the family's control on the regime.
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South Korea Bolsters Missile Shield As Fears Rise Of ICBM Launch
Four launchers for a U.S. missile shield arrived at a military base in South Korea on Thursday, as Seoul warned North Korea may launch a new missile as soon as this weekend.
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Cybersleuths Unearth More Clues Linking Wannacry To North Korea
Cybersecurity researchers at Symantec Corp. and FireEye Inc. have uncovered more evidence tying this month's WannaCry global ransomware attacks to North Korea.
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Born In A Slum, This High School Dropout Is Now A Billionaire
The man behind South Korea's biggest initial public offering in seven years has charted an unlikely path in a country dominated by family-run conglomerates.
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North Korea Launches Cruise Missiles Into Sea After Warning Over US Sub
North Korea fired cruise missiles toward the western waters on Saturday following an earlier threat to use nuclear arms over the arrival of a US nuclear-capable submarine in South Korea.
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Bill Gates Says South Korean Firm Could Make 200 Million Vaccines by June
SK Bioscience, the South Korean pharmaceutical company backed by Bill Gates, may be capable of producing 200 million coronavirus vaccine kits by next June, the Microsoft Corp. co-founder said in a letter to South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Kim Jong Un's Sister Says Army Ready for Action on South Korea
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said it is "high time" to break relations with South Korean authorities, adding the next action against the "enemy" will come from the army. It's better to take a series of retaliatory measures rather than release statements condemning South Korea's behavior, and which could be misinterpreted or dismiss...
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Why The Fate Of Samsung's Billionaire Heir Turns On Horses
Jay Y Lee took a more active and urgent interest in the matter after a second meeting where Park told him again to "buy a good horse," said the court.
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Samsung Galaxy Fold Redesign Said to Be Completed After Screen Failures
Samsung has completed a two-month redesign of the Galaxy Fold to fix embarrassing screen failures that forced its delay, Bloomberg reports.
-
Samsung Bets It Can Sell Smart-Home Tech by Building the Homes
Samsung is now trying to go a step further in its smart home ambitions: making the home itself.
-
Samsung Said to Be Preparing 2 More Foldable Smartphone Models
Samsung is said to be developing a clamshell-like device, and another that folds away from the user similar to Huawei’s Mate X.
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LG Is Said to Plan Selling TVs That Roll Up Like Posters in 2019
LG is said to plan begin selling big-screen TVs next year that can be rolled up and put away like a poster.
-
Huawei's Troubles Spell Opportunity for Samsung as 5G Nears
While Samsung remains the world's biggest smartphone and semiconductor maker, Huawei dominates networking by a large margin.
-
Samsung Foldable Phone, Galaxy S10 Details Tipped by Insiders
Samsung is overhauling its lineup for next year, preparing to launch its first 5G-capable smartphone, a cheaper flagship model, and a foldable phone to challenge Apple.
-
Inside Apple's Struggle to Get the iPhone X to Market on Time
Apple is famously demanding, leaning on suppliers and contract manufacturers to help it make technological leaps and retain a competitive edge.
-
Kim Jong Un Boosts Sister, 28, Within North Korea's Inner Circle
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promoted his 28-year-old sister to the ruling party's political wing, bringing her closer to the center of power and tightening the family's control on the regime.
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South Korea Bolsters Missile Shield As Fears Rise Of ICBM Launch
Four launchers for a U.S. missile shield arrived at a military base in South Korea on Thursday, as Seoul warned North Korea may launch a new missile as soon as this weekend.
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Cybersleuths Unearth More Clues Linking Wannacry To North Korea
Cybersecurity researchers at Symantec Corp. and FireEye Inc. have uncovered more evidence tying this month's WannaCry global ransomware attacks to North Korea.
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Born In A Slum, This High School Dropout Is Now A Billionaire
The man behind South Korea's biggest initial public offering in seven years has charted an unlikely path in a country dominated by family-run conglomerates.
