Saturday, February 18, 2017
Samsung's leader arrested on bribe
Samsung's stock price seems not affected by the arrest of the leader.
On the other hand, the South Korean special prosecutor is willing to indict Samsung leaders. The detention term will be expired soon. The investigative authority suspects Mr. Lee and his colleagues had made bribes to the president or her close friend, Choi Soon-sil, for expecting special support of the government in 2015. Samsung denied the suspicion.
Bloomberg: Samsung's Lee Faces Indictment Tuesday in Corruption Scandal
By the way, Samsung published a couple of new models of its devices: Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Book.
Engadget: Samsung's Galaxy Book crams desktop power in portable body
Tuesday, February 14, 2017
North Korea's challenging missile launch
In addition to the missile launch, an assassination case is paid attention by many people in the world. Kim Jong-nam, a half-brother of Kim Jong-un, was murdered in Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia. It is suspected that several agents of North Korea are involved in his death. Malaysian police have arrested some suspects, guessing that Nim Jong-nam was killed by VX toxic substance.
The New York Times: Kim Jong-nam’s Death: A Geopolitical Whodunit
Kim Jong-nam had been targeted for elimination by North Korea because he was criticizing the dictatorship of Kim Jong-un. It seems agents were aiming at Kim Jong-nam for several years. Anyway, this incidence is an example suggesting North Korean tyranny.
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