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Biz & Tech 2019-07-22 22:04

Red ginseng for students

Students and a model display Cheong Kwan Jang's student tonic "I-pass Brain," at Korea House in Seoul, Monday. The ginseng company said the product helps boost the immune system and improve memory. Yonhap

Kwak Yeon-soo yeons.kwak@koreatimes.co.kr

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Red ginseng for students

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2 YEARS IN OFFICE Yoon's agenda, policy direction in question at 2-year mark

Coupang posts earnings shock as price war intensifies with AliExpress, Temu

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Lotte E&C's reputation severely damaged after construction site collapse

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Short selling ban poised to break records

Seoul's Lotus Lantern Festival to welcome all in illuminating weekend nights

Korea intensifies bid to build nuclear power plant in Czech Republic