Nakwon Tteok House, a rice cake store in Nakwon-dong in Jongno-gu, central Seoul, traces its roots back to the waning years of the Joseon era (1392-1910). The story of Nakwon Tteok House begins with Go I-ppo, who sold rice cakes as a street vendor after learning to make tteok from the court ladies of nearby palace Changdeokgung. Go's rice cake business continued with her daughter Kim In-dong, who was born in 191.
[Courtesy of Hanwha E&C]SEOUL Equinor, a Norwegian state-owned energy company, will work with Hanwha E&C, a builder affiliated with South Koreas Hanwha Group, to build offshore wind farms. The builder aims to develop a 2-gigawatt wind power generation complex by 2030. Compared to fix
Hanwha Group is in the midst of rebranding its affiliates, causing speculation that the conglomerate has taken preparatory steps for Hanwha Solutions Vice Chairman Kim Dong-kwan, the oldest son of Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-youn, to gain control of the group. SIT, a subsidiary of Hanwha Energy, said Tuesday that it was renamed Hanwha Convergence, with the aim of focusing more on helping its clients to use eco-friendly energies at their factories better. It also appointed Kim Chang-yeon, Hanwha Energy s financial planning team head, as the new CEO.
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