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Business
US rules give Korean LFP makers rare opening against China
South Korean battery materials makers challenge China’s near-monopoly with a fresh push into lithium iron phosphate cathodes as US restrictions and energy storage demand create an opening for Korean s
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National
Korean cybersecurity institute staff caught playing StarCraft while bosses away
Five employees at a state-run cybersecurity institute repeatedly accessed StarCraft game servers while their supervisors were away on vacation or business trips in 2024, according to a lawmaker Monday
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National
Korean men, foreign women give 10-minute 'rotation dating' a try in Seoul
Dating apps left Nicole feeling less like a potential partner than a possible English tutor. “What I learned from using dating apps is that people will meet me because it’s cheaper to buy lunch than t
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