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[Weekender] AI is silently changing our work: 7 professionals share how
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Police nab 20 suspects connected to ‘international sender’ phishing texts
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Yoon says S. Korea-US alliance will immediately strike NK if it attempts nuclear attack: Newsweek
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Shinhan Financial Group Chairman Jin Ok-dong on Friday cleans up the home of a family with multiple children, as part of the group’s volunteer program to support financially vulnerable groups. Shinhan plans to donate 150 million won ($109,000) to aid financially vulnerable families with multiple children. Following Friday's activity, Jin noted, "Shinhan Financial Group will continue paying attention to families with many children and will spare no effort in addressing the nation's low birth rate." (Shinhan Financial Group)
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