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Manufacturing Sentiment Drops for Q1 on Weak Domestic Demand

Manufacturing Sentiment Drops for Q1 on Weak Domestic Demand
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S Korean industries to see modest recovery in 2024: think tank

Most South Korean industries are likely to see a modest recovery next year, with rechargeable batteries, automobile and shipbuilding sectors expected to show robust growth, according to a think tank Wednesday. The Hana Institute of Finance stressed the need to prepare for China's slowing growth, strengthening of global environmental regulations and new technological advances that it said will have mid- and long-.

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S Korean Industries to See Modest Recovery in 2024: Think Tank

S Korean Industries to See Modest Recovery in 2024: Think Tank
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Impacts of noise pollution in Europe

Car congestion leads to higher Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions that causes climate change. Cars also cause a lot of noise pollution. Excessive noise can lead to

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75% of S Korean firms to continue remote work scheme

Most South Korean businesses that have adopted at-home remote work programs due to Covid-19 plan to continue the policy even after the end of the pandemic, a poll revealed on Thursday.In the recent Labor Ministry survey conducted on 620 .

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