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Two different – and contrasting – reviews of the electronics icon’s leadership have emerged since the announcement of Lee’s passing.

The divorce case involving Chey Tae-won could reshape the governance of one of South Korea’s largest conglomerates.

Complementary defense sectors and business climates are speeding up the development of ties.

Unless changes are made, Lee Myung-bak won't the the last South Korean president to go to jail for corruption.

Despite campaign pledges, a precarious hold on parliament will make far-reaching reforms difficult to achieve.

Maintaining the labyrinthine ownership structure of Samsung required under-the-table government assistance.

South Korea's much-needed economic reforms have faded from discussion, thanks to a sensational political scandal.

The emphasis on loyalty in South Korea’s executive culture is behind the recent corruption scandals.

Structural flaws in Korea's labor market trap workers and perpetuate social inequality.

Samsung Electronics' mobile devices account for roughly 2 percent of South Korea's exports.

A recent scandal prompts a closer look at the power of the families behind the country’s largest companies.