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A FEW MONTHS ago Kim Beom-su looked like the face of responsible capitalism in South Korea. In March the billionaire founder of Kakao, which runs the country’s most successful messaging app and a slew of other digital services, promised to give away half his wealth for charitable causes, the second Korean tycoon to make that pledge. Now he is making headlines for some less salubrious reasons. Antitrust officials have reportedly set their sights on his private holding company for allegedly failing... Читать дальше...

(Telecompaper) Kazakhstan national operator Kazakhtelecom  announced that the subscriber base of its service TV+ has passed 200,000...

Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) gained 1.98% to Rs 1428.05 after CARE Ratings revised the long-term rating on the bank facilities of the company worth Rs 12,050 crore to 'CARE AAA' from 'CARE AA+', while maintaining 'stable' outlook on the same.

It will offer credit score-linked home loans at 6.70% irrespective of the loan amount; distinction between salaried and non-salaried borrowers removed

The 2022 season will see an overhaul of technical regulations within F1.

Advice from an expert to appreciate your wine even more.

Bloom's fiancée Katy Perry commented on the video saying: "next time go out and put some peanut butter on babe."

Springbok flyhalf Morne Steyn showed he was born to sink anything from the tee after nailing a hole-in-one at the Brookwater Golf and Country Club in Australia.

Polish striker Robert Lewandowski told Bayern Munich during the summer he is ready for a new challenge and would like to be allowed to leave for a fresh start, with Liverpool a potential destination

On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, coriander contracts for September eased by Rs 102, or 1.3 per cent, to Rs 7,720 per quintal in 270 lots.

DYNASTY star Emma Samms is engaged to GB News anchor Simon McCoy, with the pair planning to tie the knot next spring.

Serie B 2021/2022 - Matchday 3 - Played 11-Sep-21 - Posted by Hce

The 80-year-old military veteran began planting the wildflowers during lockdown to attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

Ark Invest's Wood has previously said she likes to take profit on stocks, but Tesla has run into some supply-chain troubles.

BBC RADIO 4's Today programme has faced criticism after a newsreader incorrectly claimed Liz Truss is the first female Foreign Secretary.

THE NHS has launched the world's largest trial of a revolutionary blood test that could detect more than 50 types of cancer, which experts hope could slash waiting lists, Express.co.uk has been told.

PRINCE CHARLES's Foundation has been dealt yet another blow as a third prominent figure has temporarily "stepped aside" in the midst of cash for access allegations.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia on Thursday assured to relieve people of high electricity bills by promising 300 units of free electricity within 24 hours of them coming to power in the state.

Michael Owen has suggested that some complications may have arisen with regard to a potential contract renewal for Liverpool’s Mo Salah. The Reds have handed fresh terms to a number of first-team players from Virgil van Dijk to Trent Alexander-Arnold, with it having been reported that the Egyptian is currently in talks with the side […]

CBBC presenter Rhys Stephenson is taking part Strictly Come Dancing 2021. The actor and children’s television host joins the likes of AJ udu, GBBO’s John Whaite, Robert Webb and Tom Fletcher in competing for the coveted glitter ball trophy. Who is Rhys Stephenson? Rhys Stephenson is by now a staple of children’s television, hosting high-profile […]

This year was Aston Martin's first back in the sport after taking over the Racing Point team, with Vettel drafted in from Ferrari to become Stroll's team-mate.

A Jakarta court on Thursday ruled the Indonesian government had failed to uphold citizens' right to clean air, in a landmark judgment campaigners hope will force authorities to take action on the city's notorious smog.

West African regional leaders are pondering next steps to pressure Guinea's coup leaders to agree to release the deposed president