South Korean Business Tycoon

In a world where everyone seems to be in a hurry to reach somewhere, this video shared by business tycoon Anand Mahindra comes as a breath of fresh air. It shows how citizens in South Korea worked seamlessly after an accident in a tunnel that blocked their route - the sort of cooperative action you'll never see on Indian roads.

Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.

South Korean police believe they have found the body of a fugitive business tycoon wanted after the Sewol ferry sank in April killing hundreds, a report said Tuesday.

In a world where everyone seems to be in a hurry to reach somewhere, this video shared by business tycoon Anand Mahindra comes as a breath of fresh air. It shows how citizens in South Korea worked seamlessly after an accident in a tunnel that blocked their route - the sort of cooperative action you'll never see on Indian roads.

Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.

South Korean police believe they have found the body of a fugitive business tycoon wanted after the Sewol ferry sank in April killing hundreds, a report said Tuesday.