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...“If Korea’s birth rate remains low, the country will face extinction,” Booyoung chair Lee Joong-keun told employees last month....
...“The government’s initial response shows that it has not learnt a lesson from the Sewol disaster,” said Yoon Sung-ie, a political professor at Kyunghee University....
...“Most media companies are heavily financially dependent on Samsung,” says Kim Seo-joong, a journalism and broadcasting professor at Sungkonghoe university....
...“It is positive news for Kia as union members are likely to accept the agreement and the workers will make up for lost production fairly quickly by working overtime,” said Yoon Pil-joong, analyst at Samsung...
...“Their financial status is worsening rapidly as their backlogs drop with few new orders,” Yoon Pil-joong, at Samsung Securities, said of the large yards....
...“Hyundai’s top-line growth from shipbuilding is declining rapidly, so they should make up for it by generating revenues in other areas,” says Yoon Pil-joong, an analyst at Samsung Securities....
...Mr Kang will be replaced by Yoon Jeung-hyun, a former head of the Financial Services Commission, South Korea’s main regulator....
...said James Yoon, a telecom analyst at BNP Paribas Peregrine....
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