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The epitaph plaque of Madam Jo (1841-92), wife of Park Chung-yang (1841-1905), Koreas first minister to the United States in 1887, has found its way back to her descendants in Korea.

An appellate court upheld a lower courts suspended prison term of four months for Rep. Lim Jong-seong of the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea for election law violations Wednesday, a sentence heavy enough to remove him from parliament if confirmed by the Supreme Court.

Samsung celebrates 54th anniversary

Samsung Electronics was started 54 years ago, and the company celebrated its anniversary in Suwon Digital City in South Korea. - SamMobile

At Sunil Middle School in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, 70 percent of the students have multicultural backgrounds. Students from Russian-speaking countries account for more than 74 per...

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Han Jong-hee underscored the importance of maintaining industry leadership in technology as the company celebrated its 54th anniversary on Wednesday. Samsung, one of the worlds leading smartphone makers and the world’s largest memory chip producer, held the annual event at its headquarters in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, with some 400 executives and employees in attendance. &quot...

Swedish company Atlas Copco has agreed to acquire Presys Co., Ltd, a Korean provider of vacuum valves for the semiconductor market.

Victims of a local housing rental scam who claim the fraudster is living off their money have gotten increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of the police investigation, calling for immediate action, according to a report Tuesday. The suspect, who fled the country in May with rental deposits ahead of a police investigation the following month, is currently in the US, the victims said, adding that he, his wife and ...

The technology giant Samsung Electronics saw its net profit reduced in the third quarter by 37.8% year-on-year to 5.84 trillion won (about 4,082 million

The epitaph plaque for Madam Jo (1841-1892), the wife of Park Chung-yang (1841-1905), the first Korean minister sent to the US in 1887, has been brought back to Korea and returned to their descendants, the Cultural Heritage Administration announced Tuesday. The white porcelain epitaph plaque with cobalt-blue underglaze calligraphy for Madam Jo, a member of the Yangju Jo Clan, was donated by Professor Emeritus Mark A....