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Jay Y. Lee, Chief of South Korea’s Samsung Empire, Is Sent to Prison

January 18, 2021January 18, 2021CHOE SANG-HUNComments Off on Jay Y. Lee, Chief of South Korea’s Samsung Empire, Is Sent to Prison
South Korea’s family-run conglomerates helped rebuild the country after the Korean War, but they are now seen by many as corrupting influences on the political system.
Tagged Extortion and Blackmail, Lee Jae-yong (1968- ), Park Geun-hye, Samsung Group, Seoul (South Korea), South Korea
CHOE SANG-HUN
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