A coalition of South Korean TV producers, directors, writers, actors, and crewmembers appealed to the government on Wednesday for a $954 million “investment fund” to bail out their industry, which is ironically suffering from increased production costs due to the soaring global popularity of “K-dramas.”
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in China, his first visit to the country in a year, South Korea’s government said Saturday.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in China, his first visit to the country in a year, South Korea’s government said Saturday.
A mixed-use development being built in Leander has a new commercial component largely focused on Asian and local businesses. Called the Market District, it will add…
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