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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
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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