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Mold technology center set up soon by PH, South Korea

A collaboration between the Department of Science and Technology - Metals Industry Research and Development Center (MIRDC) and the Korea Association of Machinery Industry (KOAMI) is in the works to set up a Mold Technology Support Center (MTSC).

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20億円を売り上げた伝説の転売ヤーが告白する「僕がマスクよりも大儲けした商材」 - 「文春オンライン」特集班

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Actress Park Shin Hye donates 20 million KRW worth of sanitary pads for low income families after already donating 230 million KRW this year

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 Actress Park Shin Hye donates 20 million KRW worth of sanitary pads for low income families after already donating 230 million KRW this year AKP STAFF Actress Park Shin Hye, who already donated 230 million KRW this year, made another donation of sanitary pads for girls from low-income families. According to Salt Entertainment, Park Shin Hye s agency, the actress donated about 90,000 sanitary pads mounting up to 20 million KRW for teenage girls from low-income families in Korea. She made the donation through the International Relief Development NGO Hope Friend Project . The sanitary pads will be provided to about 500 children at 62 regional children s centers nationwide, including Seoul and Gwangju, including 38 Happy Homeschool centers and two recommended by the Korea Association of Local Children s Centers.

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Can Korean game companies reenter Chinese market?

Posted : 2020-12-20 15:03 By Kim Hyun-bin Korean game companies such as Nexon, NCSOFT and Netmarble all have their hopes up for the possibility of receiving a Chinese license that would enable them to sell their games in the world s largest game market. But although Beijing gave the green light to local game company Com2uS earlier this month to export its game Summoners War: Sky Arena, no one knows for sure which game will be in line to receive the next approval or if there will be any further licenses granted. The recent approval comes four years after the company applied for the license with the Chinese regulator in 2016.

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