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NongHyup Financial Group Chairman Kim Gwang-soo, center, poses with other executives after holding a strategic meeting at the group's headquarters in Seoul, Monday. NongHyup executives pledged to change the organization and develop new business models for the digital age. Courtesy of NongHyup Financial Group

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100 Philippine domestic helpers to begin working in Seoul in August

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Lawmaker-elect defends adult festival featuring Japanese porn stars

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North Korea tears down street lamps on roads connecting two Koreas

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