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May 13, 2011
2011.05.13
1. MARKETING ISSUES
Ministry of Ag. to Spend 1 Trillion Won to Research Climate Change [Korean, OSY]
http://news.donga.com/Economy/Market/3/0108/20110512/37182037/1
Summary: According to a policy master plan for 2010-2010 disclosed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery and Food (MIAFFF) on May 12, one trillion won of funds will be allocated for researches on the effect of climate change to local agriculture. Changing climate has reportedly already been affecting local agriculture in many ways. For example apple growing area around the city of
Spending by Chinese Travelers in Korean Department Stores Surges [Korean, OSY]
http://news.donga.com/Economy/Market/3/0108/20110512/37182543/1
Summary: According to Hyundai Department Store, purchases made on InRyen cards, the only credit card officially allowed by the Chinese government, during the ¡®golden week¡¯ (a short vacation season both in
2. OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES
15 Food Companies Belonged to ¡®Trillion Won¡¯ Businesses in 2010 [Korean, OSY]
http://news.donga.com/Economy/Market/3/0108/20110511/37146445/1
Summary: According to a recent report by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fishery and Food, there were 15 food companies in
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