Partly cloudy

Article Abstract:

On August 4, 2003, Hyundai's Chung Mong Hun, committed suicide. He was under intensive investigation for his role as the promoter of business ties between North and South Korea. The policy he had promoted, called "Sunshine policy" that enabled average South Koreans to visit North Korea, is now in question.

International politics, Behavior, International relations, North Korean foreign relations, South Korean foreign relations, Chung Mong Hun

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Sweet smell of successes

Article Abstract:

The South Korean company AmorePacific makes the fifth most popular perfume in France named after a French fashion designer and formulated by a French expert. The success of the company is due to the full support of the management, which is independent of the organization.

Toilet preparations, Perfumes industry, Amore Pacific Corp.

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A North Korean capitalist

Article Abstract:

Choi Se Woong defected from North to South Korea, and he proposes that North Korean business practices could be helpful to South Korea. He learned financial management abroad.

Capitalists and financiers, Choi Se Woong

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