• Lee Kun-Hee's wife, Ra Hee Hong Lee, has been the museum's director-general since it opened.

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  • Three days after the crash, Prime Minister Yu Shyi-kun pledged to privatise the airline within two years.

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  • Hardest hit, if such restrictions were imposed, would be Lee Kun Hee, chairman of the Samsung group.

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  • An Kun works as a window-washer and Wang Mei is a masseuse at the Golden Basin Foot Massage Palace.

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  • The scion of one of Korea's most powerful families, Chung is the nephew of Samsung chairman billionaire Lee Kun-Hee.

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  • Chen's right-hand man, Vice Premier Yu Shyi-kun, resigned to take the heat for the failure to rescue the stranded workers.

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  • "Discussion of this matter used to be taboo, " recalls Yoo Jay Kun, a key lawmaker responsible for introducing the bill.

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  • Samsung, the biggest of the bunch, has resisted despite scandals that led to founding-family Chairman Lee Kun-Hee's resignation last spring.

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  • Lee Kun-Hee, chairman of Samsung Electronics, was convicted of tax evasion in 2009 but also granted a pardon in December 2011.

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  • Lee Kun-Hee, chairman of Samsung Electronics, was convicted of tax evasion in 2009 but granted a pardon in December 2011.

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  • The appointment of Koh Kun, a career technocrat, as the new prime minister is meant to signal a new commitment to fight corruption.

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  • Last December, for example, Lee Kun-hee, the chairman of Samsung Electronics and reputedly the country's richest man, had his conviction for tax evasion expunged.

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  • But the late Lee Byung-chull--the father of Samsung's current chairman, Lee Kun-Hee--started the foundation in 1965 with a personal donation of 1 billion won.

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  • "The point they're trying to make is the leadership is pretty stable, " said Choi Jong-kun, professor of international relations at Yonsei University in Seoul.

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  • Tian Kun, a lawyer who has been trying to help the migrants, says that forcing them out will exacerbate social tensions in the capital.

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  • An Kun sees the event through a window and seeks revenge.

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  • He published transcripts of conversations between an aide to Samsung Electronics Co. chairman Lee Kun-hee and Lee's brother-in-law that were recorded by national intelligence agency wiretaps.

    FORBES: Lee Kun-Hee

  • He published transcripts of conversations between an aide to Samsung Electronics Co. chairman Lee Kun-hee and Lee's brother-in-law that were recorded by the national intelligence agency.

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  • His father, Cha Bum-Kun, is arguably Korea's greatest player, with 121 caps and captaining the side at the 1986 World Cup, before coaching them at France '98.

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  • Also accompanying Ms. Park to the U.S. will be a 52-member delegation of business leaders, including Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee and Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Mong-koo.

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  • Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee's second daughter, Lee Seo-Hyun, is president of Cheil Industries, which started out in 1954 as a textile manufacturer and later expanded into chemicals and the fashion business.

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  • Chiang Ping-kun, head of the government's economic planning team, has just finished a ten-day tour through the region accompanied by 70 businessmen on the lookout for investment opportunities.

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  • Just a few weeks ago, South Korean football coach Cha Bum Kun was being talked about in terms that suggested he was the greatest Korean to have ever lived.

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  • The recent pick-up in manufacturing surveys in a large part of the world supports the view that Asian economic growth had bottomed, said Kun Lung Wu, research analyst at Credit Suisse.

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  • Their military accomplices were also given prison terms, and some notable business heads (including Samsung's Lee Kun Hee and Daewoo's Kim Woo Choong) were found guilty of bribing the former generals-turned-presidents.

    CNN: Time Of Reckoning

  • Lee Kun-hee, the chairman of Samsung, received a similar pardon in 2009, having been found guilty of tax evasion, and was picked to front South Korea's bid for the 2018 Winter Olympics.

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  • In early March, under pressure from the ailing 59-year-old chairman, Kun Hee Lee (who is rumored to be stepping down soon), Samsung Electronics announced the appointment of Jae Yong Lee, his only son.

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  • Liu Kun, a spokesman for Foxconn, said in a China Daily story published Saturday that the company had been on a steady course for a while to replace manpower with robotic systems.

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  • Making cars, as the other big chaebol do, was a long-time dream of Samsung's chairman, Lee Kun Hee, and the company has been taking out newspaper ads swearing it would not give it up.

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