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Yung NewsBush Still Waits for North Korean Nuclear ReportPresident Bush and South Korea’s new president, Lee Myung-bak, said that there was a chance for progress on eliminating North Korea’s nuclear arms program.Read Full Article Bush Hopeful About North Korean TalksPresident Bush and South Korea’s new president, Lee Myung-bak, said that there was a chance for progress on eliminating North Korea’s nuclear arms program.Read Full Article South Korea to Resume Importing American BeefThe country’s agreement to allow American beef imports, was an indication of the eagerness of President Lee Myung-bak to mend ties with Washington.Read Full Article South Korea Lifts U.S. Beef BanThe decision removes a key dispute between the two allies, hours before President Bush was to meet South Korea’s new president, Lee Myung-bak, in Washington.Read Full Article New President Gains Leverage After South Korean ElectionsPresident Lee Myung-bak’s conservative party had a slim parliamentary majority early Thursday after elections.Read Full Article External News for: yungAnalyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge' - Detroit Free PressAnalyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge'Detroit Free PressThe for-profit company proposing to take over the Detroit Medical Center is a relatively small hospital operator burdened by high debt. ...and more »Analyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge' - Detroit Free PressAnalyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge'Detroit Free PressThe for-profit company proposing to take over the Detroit Medical Center is a relatively small hospital operator burdened by high debt. ...and more »Tseng Yung-fu named new Justice Minister - China PostFocus Taiwan News ChannelTseng Yung-fu named new Justice MinisterChina PostActing Prosecutor General Tseng Yung-fu will be sworn in as the new justice minister Monday, according to a Cabinet announcement. Asked if Tseng would have ...Acting Prosecutor-General Tseng Yung-fu appointed as new minister of justiceeTaiwan NewsTalk of the day -- New justice ministerFocus Taiwan News ChannelCabinet announces new justice ministerRadio Taiwan InternationalFocus Taiwan News Channelall 7 news articles »Analyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge' - Detroit Free PressAnalyst: Vanguard 'lives on the edge'Detroit Free PressThe for-profit company proposing to take over the Detroit Medical Center is a relatively small hospital operator burdened by high debt. ...and more »Tseng Yung-fu named new Justice Minister - China PostFocus Taiwan News ChannelTseng Yung-fu named new Justice MinisterChina PostActing Prosecutor General Tseng Yung-fu will be sworn in as the new justice minister Monday, according to a Cabinet announcement. Asked if Tseng would have ...Acting Prosecutor-General Tseng Yung-fu appointed as new minister of justiceeTaiwan NewsTalk of the day -- New justice ministerFocus Taiwan News ChannelCabinet announces new justice ministerRadio Taiwan InternationalFocus Taiwan News Channelall 7 news articles »Citic Pacific: Ex-Chairman Yung Cuts Stake To 8.27% From 9.37% - Wall Street JournalCitic Pacific: Ex-Chairman Yung Cuts Stake To 8.27% From 9.37%Wall Street JournalHK) said Wednesday former Chairman Larry Yung has cut his stake in the Chinese conglomerate to 8.27% from 9.37% for HK$760 million (US$97.9 million). ... |
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