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Indian charged in Singapore for defaming minister, promoting racial ill willAn Indian national faces charges in Singapore for defaming a senior minister and inciting racial disharmony. Jay Ish'haq Rajoo is accused o...- Is it legal for the US to 'run' Venezuela after Maduro's capture?The U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and President Donald Trump’s claim that Washington will temporarily “run the countr...
- Tracker Season 3 Episode 6 release date, time and how to watch: When will new episode air? Here's plot, streaming options, official synopsisTracker Season 3 Episode 6 release date time and how to watch details the schedule, streaming platforms, storyline and viewing options. The...
- Seoul appeals court finds Samsung chief Lee not guilty in merger caseSamsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee was found not guilty of accounting fraud and stock manipulation by a Seoul appeals court on Monday,...
- Solitary cell, sofa, and $1 meals: What awaits South Korea's impeached president?South Korea's impeached president, Yoon Suk Yeol, faces arrest in an insurrection investigation. The Corruption Investigation Office leads ...
- Trump seeks loyal attorney general to back mass deportations, pardonsDonald Trump is reportedly planning a Justice Department overhaul if he wins a second term, aiming to prioritize illegal immigration cases ...
- Samsung boss denies wrongdoing as South Korea prosecutors seek jail term over 2015 mergerDuring Friday's hearing at Seoul Central District Court, prosecutors accused Jay Y Lee, 55, and other former executives of violating the Ca...
- Best Books to Gift a FriendYou can’t go wrong when you are gifting someone a book. Books are one of the most meaningful gifts and relatively inexpensive to buy - espe...
- Samsung's Lee visits US ahead of likely $17 billion chip plant decisionSamsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee left Seoul on Sunday and his trip to Canada and the United States is expected to coincide with...
- Samsung leader Lee set to stand trial for alleged unlawful use of sedativeUnder South Korean law, the recipient of a controlled substance deemed to have been administered illegally is liable for prosecution, as we...
- Cloudgen pleads guilty to H-1B fraudCloudgen, a consulting and strategic solutions company, pleaded guilty through its representative Jomon Chakkalakkal, to conspiring to comm...
- ETtech Evening Briefing on Mar. 1, 2021: Crouching Tiger, and ride-hailing's slow recoveryTiger Global keeps up the pace of its startup investments in India. India's ride-hailing space, led by Ola and Uber, is making a steady com...
- Samsung's Jay Y. Lee receives 30-month prison term in bribery trialJay Y. Lee, 52, was convicted of bribing an associate of former President Park Geun-hye and jailed for five years in 2017. He denied wrongd...
- Lee Kun-hee, who made S.Korea's Samsung a global powerhouse, dies at 78Lee, who was 78, helped grow his father Lee Byung-chull's noodle trading business into South Korea's biggest conglomerate. His death came m...
- Samsung heir charged with fraud over 2015 mergerLee, who has already served jail time in connection with a separate case, and 10 other current and former Samsung executives were indicted ...
- Washington state could have 64,000 coronavirus cases without 'real action,' warns GovernorWashington Governor Jay Inslee on Tuesday said he was considering mandatory measures to prevent an increase in coronavirus cases that could...
- Why the fate of Samsung’s billionaire heir turns on horsesSouth Korea’s highest court ordered the retrial of the Samsung Electronics Co. vice chairman over bribery charges on Thursday.
- Samsung expects $2.3 billion profit drop on Note 7 fiascoThe Suwon-based company said Tuesday it would kill this generation of the high-end phone and then cut third-quarter guidance today, less th...
- Samsung’s first family struggles to keep grip on companyThe Lees have held sway over the group’s 74 companies through a web of share holdings.
- Bill gives Obama 'kill switch' on webIn what is being touted as a "kill switch" on the internet, a Senate bill could give US president Obama the power to shut out private netwo...
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