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Seoul prepares for first major military parade in ten years
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Opposition leader Lee attends arrest warrant hearing at Seoul court
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Do professors in Korea have too much power over students?
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[Korea Beyond Korea] Early Koreanists 'on verge of extinction overseas'
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Young swimmer enjoys self-fulfilling prophecy in gold medal-winning race
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Court rejects arrest warrant for opposition leader Lee over corruption charges
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S. Korean fencer Oh Sang-uk wins gold in men's individual sabre
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Chief justice seat at top court left vacant amid Assembly chaos
The ratio of start-up firms to all active companies fell to 14.3 percent last year, the lowest since 2007, according to Statistics Korea. In contrast, the ratio of shuttered firms increased from 12.8 percent in 2010 to 12.9 percent in 2011. Government officials attributed the lackluster start-up business performance to the nation’s protracted economic slowdown.
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Articles by Korea Herald