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11:48Yoon to meet US spy chief amid deepening NK-Russia ties
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11:33S. Korea urges N. Korea to give prior notice over border dam water discharge
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11:29S. Korea's imports of crude oil fall 2.5% in 2023
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11:26Court dismisses damages suit by former broadcasting watchdog chief against YTN
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09:59US congratulates S. Korea on taking Minerals Security Partnership chair
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09:52Naver's Webtoon Entertainment shares close nearly 10 pct higher on Nasdaq debut
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09:41Seoul shares open tad higher ahead of key US data
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09:38S. Korea, US discuss supply chain, export control
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09:01[Around the hotels] Promotions and packages
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09:01[Well-curated] Treat yourself to tequila, multisensory art and rich desserts
Economy
Finance minister hints at major inheritance tax cuts in July
The South Korean government is to revise the inheritance tax scheme that imposes up to a 60 percent tax for big companies here as part of the government’s tax code revision slated for late July, Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok said Thursday. “I personally prioritize the inheritance tax reform, which requires more deliberation," Choi said when asked about the government's priority regarding tax reform at a forum hosted by the Korea News Editors' Association. “The i