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South Korean producers set to hike cement prices - Vimarsana News

South Korean producers set to hike cement prices

South Korea’s major cement producers are implementing another hike in wholesale prices amid strengthening in the key ingredient bituminous coal and co...

Source: cemnet.com
South Korea's cement prices rise again - Vimarsana News

South Korea's cement prices rise again

Cement prices in South Korea will rise for a second time this year, leaving ready-mix concrete producers to find ways to lessen the impact, reports Kor...

Source: cemnet.com
S.Korea truckers return to work after strike ends; shares in companies rise - Vimarsana News

S.Korea truckers return to work after strike ends; shares in companies rise

By Byungwook Kim and Heekyong Yang SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's unionised truckers were getting back on the road on Wednesday after the union and t...

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South Korea truckers return to work after strike ends; shares in companies rise - Vimarsana News

South Korea truckers return to work after strike ends; shares in companies rise

Truck drivers will return to work after clinching pay deal. Read more at straitstimes.com.

South Korea truckers return to work after strike deal; shares rally - Vimarsana News

South Korea truckers return to work after strike deal; shares rally

South Korea's unionised truckers headed back on the roads on Wednesday after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late-night agreement, ending a nationwide strike that crippled ports and industrial hubs. The transport ministry and truckers union agreed on late Tuesday to extend the truckers minimum freight rates and continue discussing expanding a guarantee of minimum pay for carrying cargo to cover additional products. The transport ministry will also review expanding fuel subsidies.