The Korea Times - 2014-11-21

• Korean Literature Translatio­n Award winners
• North Korea may resort to nuclear option
• Asian countries worry about hallyu invasion
• Multinatio­nals ‘pad’ drug prices
• Korea marks positive growth in net overseas investment
• Luxury brands end up in discount stores
• Russia’s top envoy to NK named as ambassador to Seoul
• 9,000 CSAT takers to get higher grades
• Gay rights opponents block public hearing
• Park urges cooperatio­n on FTA
• UN move spurs Assembly’s NK bills
• Former first lady seeks to visit North Korea
• Library of Congress honors Billy Joel with pop music prize
• Jolie plans to give up acting
• Cosby under pressure as TV shows scrapped
• Megachurch­es under scrutiny
• THOUGHTS of THE TIMES
• UN chides Pyongyang
• Weed out ‘zombie firms’
• Game over for the climate?
• Mexico reels, and US looks away
• Will China drop ‘one country, two systems’ policy?
• Caspian games
• UN should keep up the drumbeat against North Korean atrocities
• Life at Semperoper Ballett
• Hotels offer winter packages
• Hilton general manager receives tourism award
• Satellite resorts: skiing lesser-known mountains
• Try Afghan food in Baltimore
• 5 free things in suburban Maryland just outside DC
• Trio of top actors shines in ‘Foxcatcher’
• Journalism lands starring roles in new films
• Last Word in Astrology
• Son’s sex life is exposed by unlucky coincidenc­e
• At least 8 dead in ‘historic’ US snowstorm
• Obama to act unilateral­ly on immigratio­n
• Israel demolishes Palestinia­n attacker’s home
• US renews strikes on Khorasan in Syria
• UN urges action to fix ‘broken’ world food system
• Mexico’s gov’t seeks to quell mansion uproar
• Banking industry culture fosters cheating, dishonesty
• Hyundai Mobis modules lead Hyundai Motor’s growth
• Used car dealers decry new tax system
• Hanwha B&B receives social enterprise certificat­ion
• LG Display tops UHD market
• Outside directors face tougher scrutiny
• AB InBev names new CEO for OB
• Won drops to 15-month low against dollar
• Shares fall on ailing investor sentiment
• Online games prevail at G-Star
• Blade becomes 1st mobile title to win top award
• Business body opposes raising corporate taxes
• AhnLab to reflect more workers’ ideas in R&D
• Kia unveils concept SUV in Guangzhou
• Luxury cars in pole position at LA Auto Show
• China factory output dips to 6-month low
• Fed in easy decision to end stimulus
• Federer fitness key to Davis Cup final
• Big league scouts upbeat on lefty Yang’s potential
• Nishikori’s to-do list: win Grand Slam in 2015
• FIFA criminal complaint reignites World Cup row
• Living together may end long-distance engagement

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