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South Korean Tycoon To Pay Ex-wife Pay $1 Billion In Divorce Settlement
South Korean businessman Chey Tae-won, chairman of the SK Group conglomerate, has been ordered to pay 1.38 trillion won ($1 billion) in cash to his former wife as part of their divorce settlement.
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Anand Mahindra Awed By South Korean Drivers' Response To Tunnel Accident
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.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
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.
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South Korean President Pardons Jailed Tycoon
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye announced criminal pardons for 6,500 people today, including the head of the country's third largest conglomerate currently serving his second jail term for multi-million dollar fraud.
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France to Re-Examine Extradition of South Korea Ferry Owner's Daughter
A French court will re-examine whether or not to extradite the daughter of a South Korean tycoon blamed for a ferry disaster that killed more than 300 people, a judicial source said today.
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Son, Brothers of Sunken South Korean Ferry Owner Convicted
A South Korean court convicted three relatives of the sunken ferry's owner and other associates for corruption on Wednesday, about four months after the tycoon was found dead on the run.
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Jail Term Demanded for Son of South Korean Tycoon Who Was Blamed For April's Ferry Disaster
The eldest son of the South Korean tycoon blamed for April's ferry disaster appeared in court on Wednesday on embezzlement charges, in the first court appearance by any member of the reclusive billionaire family on charges linked to the Sewol ferry disaster.
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Funeral of Disaster-Hit Ferry Owner Starts in South Korea
The funeral of a South Korean tycoon who was the target of a massive manhunt connected to April's ferry disaster began on Saturday under tight security at the compound of the religious group he led.
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South Korean Police Slammed over Ferry Tycoon's Body
South Korea's police force was pilloried as doltish and incompetent on Wednesday after announcing that a body found six weeks ago was that of a fugitive tycoon at the heart of a months-long manhunt.
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Body of Fugitive South Korea Ferry Tycoon 'Found by Police': Report
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.
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Daughter of Fugitive Korean Ferry Tycoon Arrested in France
The daughter of a fugitive Korean tycoon accused of being responsible for last month's ferry disaster has been arrested in France and will appear before a judge Wednesday, judicial sources told AFP.
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South Korean Tycoon To Pay Ex-wife Pay $1 Billion In Divorce Settlement
South Korean businessman Chey Tae-won, chairman of the SK Group conglomerate, has been ordered to pay 1.38 trillion won ($1 billion) in cash to his former wife as part of their divorce settlement.
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Anand Mahindra Awed By South Korean Drivers' Response To Tunnel Accident
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.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
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.
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South Korean President Pardons Jailed Tycoon
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye announced criminal pardons for 6,500 people today, including the head of the country's third largest conglomerate currently serving his second jail term for multi-million dollar fraud.
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France to Re-Examine Extradition of South Korea Ferry Owner's Daughter
A French court will re-examine whether or not to extradite the daughter of a South Korean tycoon blamed for a ferry disaster that killed more than 300 people, a judicial source said today.
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Son, Brothers of Sunken South Korean Ferry Owner Convicted
A South Korean court convicted three relatives of the sunken ferry's owner and other associates for corruption on Wednesday, about four months after the tycoon was found dead on the run.
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Jail Term Demanded for Son of South Korean Tycoon Who Was Blamed For April's Ferry Disaster
The eldest son of the South Korean tycoon blamed for April's ferry disaster appeared in court on Wednesday on embezzlement charges, in the first court appearance by any member of the reclusive billionaire family on charges linked to the Sewol ferry disaster.
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Funeral of Disaster-Hit Ferry Owner Starts in South Korea
The funeral of a South Korean tycoon who was the target of a massive manhunt connected to April's ferry disaster began on Saturday under tight security at the compound of the religious group he led.
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South Korean Police Slammed over Ferry Tycoon's Body
South Korea's police force was pilloried as doltish and incompetent on Wednesday after announcing that a body found six weeks ago was that of a fugitive tycoon at the heart of a months-long manhunt.
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Body of Fugitive South Korea Ferry Tycoon 'Found by Police': Report
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.
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Daughter of Fugitive Korean Ferry Tycoon Arrested in France
The daughter of a fugitive Korean tycoon accused of being responsible for last month's ferry disaster has been arrested in France and will appear before a judge Wednesday, judicial sources told AFP.
