Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 20 - Bae Eun Ji News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Bae Eun Ji. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Bae Eun Ji Today - Breaking & Trending Today

S. Korea reports 488 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, falling below 500 for the first time in a week - Vimarsana News

S. Korea reports 488 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, falling below 500 for the first time in a week

South Korea reported 488 new COVID-19 cases on Monday the first time in a week that the number has fallen below 500. But this does not necessarily mean that the spread of the virus is slowing down as the decrease was in part due to fewer tests being done on the weekend. Of those cases, 465 were locally transmitted and 23 were from overseas. With more than 40 percent of local transmissions from outside the capital region, health officials are concerned the virus is spreading all across the country. Due to worries over a potential rise in new cases amid warmer weather the government ex...

Infectious disease expert casts doubt on S. Korea's goal of 70% herd immunity by NovemberNews - Vimarsana News

Infectious disease expert casts doubt on S. Korea's goal of 70% herd immunity by NovemberNews

South Korea's National Medical Center on Monday released an interim vaccine report showing that neutralizing antibodies had been formed in all those surveyed. Research carried out on 50 of its employees all of whom were given the Pfizer vaccine showed that 62 percent developed neutralizing antibodies three weeks after their first dose and all had the antibodies one week after the second dose. The National Medical Center also reported that the fatality rate for the past two months has fallen to zero.6-9 percent. This is almost half when compared to the pandemic as a whole at 1.4-9 percent....

Samsung heirs to pay nearly US$ 11 bil. in inheritance tax - Vimarsana News

Samsung heirs to pay nearly US$ 11 bil. in inheritance tax

The heirs of the Samsung Group will have to pay nearly 11 billion U.S. dollars in inheritance taxes by far the highest amount ever imposed on a South Korean company. The late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee, who was the country's richest man, left behind assets estimated to be worth nearly 27 billion U.S. dollars when he passed away in October last year. The assets include stocks worth about 17 billion dollars as well as a sizeable chunk of property holdings, his art collection as well as cash. Samsung will also make a charitable donation of 900 million U.S. dollars over a 10-year period ...

Samsung Group heirs to pay US$ 10.7 bil. in inheritance tax and donate US$ 900 mil. and 23,000 pieces of art - Vimarsana News

Samsung Group heirs to pay US$ 10.7 bil. in inheritance tax and donate US$ 900 mil. and 23,000 pieces of art

A lot of eyes in South Korea have been focused on how the family of Samsung's late founder will pay taxes on the tens of billions of dollars they inherited from the country's richest man when he was alive. For more on this, Bae Eun-ji is on the line. Eun-ji, give us the details. Sure Mark. The late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee, who was the country's richest man left behind assets estimated to be worth nearly 27 billion U.S. dollars. Samsung Group announced the details on how the heirs will pay the inheritance tax just an hour ago. The late chairman's assets include stocks worth about 17...

No. of people employed in S. Korea in February declines y/y for 12th month in a row - Vimarsana News

No. of people employed in S. Korea in February declines y/y for 12th month in a row

As the employment crisis from the pandemic continues, South Korea is seeing its worst job numbers in more than 20 years. According to data released by Statistics Korea on Wednesday, about 26.3 million people were in employment last month 473-thousand fewer than the same period the previous year. This is the twelfth month in a row that employment has fallen the longest period of decline since April 1999. The situation was slightly better than the previous month when the number of people employed fell by nearly one-million on-year. "Compared to January, there was a smaller decline in...