Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee s art collection [PHOTOS]
Posted : 2021-04-28 16:27
Updated : 2021-04-28 17:06
This combination of photos shows a collection of artwork of the late Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee. His family members said in a statement Wednesday that more than 34,000 paintings and other types of art will be donated to public museums. Courtesy of Samsung Inwang Jesaekdo, Korean National Treasure No. 216 / Korea Times file Painting of the Bodhisattva of Great Compassion with a Thousand Arms, Korean National Treasure No. 2,015 / Courtesy of Samsung Bull by painter Lee Jung-seob / Yonhap Le Bassin Aux Nympheas by Claude Monet / Courtesy of Samsung Family of Marsupial Centaurs by Salvador Dali / Courtesy of Samsung
Posted : 2021-01-06 16:24
Updated : 2021-01-06 16:26
Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong inspects the company s network equipment during his visit to the company s R&D unit in Seoul, Wednesday. Lee is the second-largest shareholder of Samsung SDS, owning a 9.2 percent stake. / Courtesy of Samsung Electronics
By Baek Byung-yeul
Samsung SDS is considering joining the cold chain business for storage and delivery of COVID-19 vaccines, which must be kept at a consistently cold temperature, as part of efforts to expand its business beyond group affiliates.
The IT services arm of Samsung Group said Wednesday it conducted a simulation recently on delivering vaccines in conjunction with Yongma Logis, a local medicine and medical supplies delivery company, and Korea Superfreeze that operates ultra-cold storage facilities.
Most expensive house in Korea: Shinsegae chairwoman’s W30b residence |
An exterior of Shinsegae Group Chairwoman Lee Myeong-hee’s house in Hannam-dong, Seoul (Yonhap)
A Hannam-dong residence in central Seoul owned by Shinsegae Group’s chief retained its top position as the most expensive house in Korea, data showed Friday.
The value of Shinsegae chairwoman Lee Myeong-hee’s 2,862-square-meter house, as assessed by the government, was 29.53 billion won ($26.88 million), up 6.6 percent from this year. Lee is the younger sister of late Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee.
Previously, the house’s declared price surged by 59.7 percent on-year from 16.9 billion won to 27 billion won in 2019. It rose by an additional 2.6 percent on-year to 27.71 billion won this year.