Learning about global stocks

Korean junior high school students, who participated in Mirae Asset Global Investments' financial education program, pose in front of a statue of a bear and a bull near China's Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Friday. The asset manager held the four-day tour course to teach them about the global financial system. Courtesy of Mirae Asset Global Investments

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