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- OMAN - South Korean & Iran Investments.
- OOC in late 2004 acquired 33% in LG Energy, a unit of the LG Group, which owns and operates a power plant in the Pyongtaek region of South Korea. This was the Omani company's first venture into the power sector. LG Int'l, part of...
- Research articles 2008-02-11
- Effects of intensity of treadmill training on developmental outcomes and stepping in infants with down syndrome: a randomized trial
- Down syndrome DS is one of the few disabilities that carries with it the certainty of delays in all of the developmental domains. (1) In the United States, DS occurs approximately 1.36 times in every 1,000 live births. (2) Down syndrome is a common cause of cognitive deficits in childhood3...
- Research articles 2008-01-01
- SK Corp. backs chairman, defies foreign shareholder
- SEOUL AFP — SK Corp., the flagship of South Korea's third largest largest conglomerate, is on collision course with its largest foreign shareholder, after backing the re-election of its troubled chairman. The refiner said the re-election of Chey Tae-Won is "essential" for SK Corp.'s sustained growth and development. The...
- Research articles 2005-02-21
- Creditors, LG to compromise on rescue for LG Card: financial watchdog
- SEOUL AFP — South Korea's top financial watchdog says creditors and the LG Group would eventually compromise over how to rescue LG Card in order to avoid the demise of the country's largest card issuer. Shares of LG Card were up 5.4 percent at 15,500 won, with investors betting...
- Research articles 2004-12-28
- SKorea's LG Group, creditors remain wide apart on LG Card bailout
- SEOUL AFP — South Korea's LG Group and creditors of its former card unit remain dvidied over a 1.1 billion dollar bailout for LG Card as overnight talks failed on how to split the rescue bill. Creditors led by Korea Development Bank KDB have threatened to put the country's...
- Research articles 2004-12-30
- Key creditors issue liquidation ultimatum over South Korea's LG Card
- SEOUL AFP — Key creditors of South Korea's ailing LG Card issued an ultimatum that LG Group should help bail out its former card unit by Wednesday or otherwise it will be put into liquidation. The final warning came as heads of four main creditors met to discuss the...
- Research articles 2004-12-27
- LG Group officially rejects creditor demand to help LG Card
- SEOUL AFP — The LG Group officially turned down a request by creditors of LG Card to provide further help in rescuing the country's largest credit card issuer, the group said. The rejection added to uncertainties about the fate of the troubled company, sending LG Card shares down 8.7...
- Research articles 2004-12-21
- RUSSIA, KOREA SIGN $4 BILLION IN AGREEMENTS
- President Vladimir Putin and South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun on 21 September presided over the signing of international business agreements worth a total of $4 billion between the two countries, Russian and international media reported on 22 September. The highlight of the day was a $3 billion project to create...
- Research articles 2004-09-22
- SOUTH KOREA: Construction plans for proposed $52,000,000,000 electronics, chemicals and telecommunications production capacity expansion and upgrade projects, LG GROUP [South Korea] - Order #: 073504.
- PROJECT OVERVIEW: The local LG GROUP is currently gearing-up to invest $52,000,000,000 over the next 5 years in order to expand and upgrade its electronics, chemicals and telecommunications facilities. According to an LG spokesman, the investment will allow the company to focus on...
- Research articles 2004-07-01
- LG CORP. TO BE SPLIT INTO TWO HOLDING FIRMS NEXT MONTH.
- SEOUL, June 30 Asia Pulse - LG Corp., the holding company of LG Group, will be split into two holding companies, LG Corp. and GS Holdings Corp., starting in July, group officials said Wednesday. The reorganization is in line with a board decision in late May and heralds...
- Research articles 2004-06-30
- BRIEFING - ASIA BANKING - JAN 16, 2004.
- An executive briefing on banking for Jan 16, 2004, prepared by Asia Pulse (http://www.asiapulse.com), the real-time, Asia-based wire with exclusive news, commercial intelligence and business opportunities. AUSTRALIAN INTEREST RATE RISES BEGIN TO IMPACT ON HOUSING SYDNEY - An unexpected interest rate rise from the Reserve Bank...
- Research articles 2004-01-16
- ANALYSIS - CREDIT CARD CRISIS DEFUSED IN SOUTH KOREA.
- SEOUL, Jan 12 Asia Pulse -- South Korean lenders' last-minute agreement Friday to bail out ailing LG Card Co. (KSE:032710) has staved off a potentially worst crisis in the nation's financial markets, industry watchers said. LG Card's escape from insolvency is expected to help the nation's entire credit-card...
- Research articles 2004-01-12
- LG Group under pressure to take on more of the burden to rescue LG Card
- SEOUL AFP ? The South Korean government said creditors could pull the plug on a rescue bid for LG card unless the firm's parent company, LG Group, provides more financial aid. South Korea's number one card issuer could face insolvency within days, a senior finance ministry official said. ...
- Research articles 2004-01-07
- Creditors reach deal but final obstacle holds up LG Card rescue
- SEOUL AFP ? Creditors of South Korea's ailing LG Card and its parent LG Group agreed on most terms for rescuing the country's largest card issuer but one bank remained opposed to part of the deal. "We have reached an agreement on all issues but one," Woori Bank's vice...
- Research articles 2004-01-09
- LG Card to be auctioned off to creditors on Dec 31
- SEOUL AFP ? South Korea's largest credit card company will be auctioned off on December 31 in a sale limited to its eight creditors, a main creditor bank said. The bidding price for LG Card will start at one trillion won (840 million dollars) and the buyer will also...
- Research articles 2003-12-17
- South Korean creditors plan to take over ailing LG Card
- SEOUL, AFP ? Creditors of LG Card are seeking to take over the largest credit card company in South Korea via a new injection of funds as the ailing firm faces default risks despite a recent 1.7-billion-dollar bailout. "Creditor banks have proposed to take over LG Card and LG...
- Research articles 2003-12-15
- Creditors rescue LG Card from brink of bankruptcy
- SEOUL AFP ? Creditors extended a 1.7 billion dollar rescue package to pull South Korea's largest credit card firm LG Card back from the brink of bankruptcy. Main creditor Woori Bank and seven other banks agreed overnight to the emergency bailout for LG Card, the ailing subsidiary of South...
- Research articles 2003-11-24
- Creditors to pull LG Card from brink of bankruptcy
- SEOUL AFP ? Creditors were poised to extend a 1.7 billion dollar rescue package to pull South Korea's largest credit card firm LG Card back from the brink of bankruptcy. Main creditor Woori Bank and seven other banks agreed overnight to the emergency bailout for LG Card, the ailing...
- Research articles 2003-11-24
- Creditor banks step up pressure on LG Group patriarch
- SEOUL AFP ? Creditors stepped up pressure on the patriarch of South Korea's second largest conglomerate LG Group, warning the group's ailing credit card unit could be insolvent this week. The warning came as group chairman Koo Bon-Moo remained relucant to make a personal debt guarantee in return for...
- Research articles 2003-11-23
- BUSINESS IN ASIA TODAY - NOV 19, 2003.
- Business in Asia on Nov 19, 2003. A summary prepared by Asia Pulse (http://www.asiapulse.com), the real-time, Asia-based wire with exclusive news, market intelligence and business opportunities: US STORAGE SOFTWARE CO EMC TO INVEST US$100 MLN IN INDIA NEW DELHI - US-based storage software solutions company...
- Research articles 2003-11-19
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