Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world’s largest shipbuilder, said on Tuesday it had won a $1.2 billion order to build 10 huge container ships for a Greece-based company. “These orders are noteworthy considering the current sluggish shipbuilding market,” the South Korean company said in a statement. “We expect some orders to be realised in the second [...]
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Former Greek PM Kostas Karamanlis to Attend 3rd Asian Leadership Conference
The Chosun Ilbo newspaper, which celebrates its 92nd birthday this year, and affiliate TV Chosun, which was launched late last year, will co-host the Third Asian Leadership Conference under the theme: “Capitalism 4.0: Searching for Post Crisis Solutions.” The forum will serve as an opportunity to search for new forms of capitalism at a time [...]
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