Chung Mong-joon

Chung Mong-joon, a veteran lawmaker and a 6th son of the late Hyundai Group founder, declared his candidacy for president Sunday, saying he will write a new history for the country. In a news conference at the National Assembly in Seoul, the 60-year-old Chung said, "I will write a new history for Korea by drawing on my experiences in managing a firm, in foreign diplomacy and in helping the Republic of Korea become one." The presidential election is scheduled for Dec. 19 with incumbent...Read Full Story

Chung Mong-joon, a veteran lawmaker and a 6th son of the late Hyundai Group founder, declared his candidacy for president Sunday, saying he will write a new history for the country. In a news conference at the National Assembly in Seoul, the 60-year-old Chung said, "I will write a new history for Korea by drawing on my experiences in managing a firm, in foreign diplomacy and in helping the Republic of Korea become one." The presidential election is scheduled for Dec. 19 with incumbent...Read Full Story

Chung Mong-joon, a veteran lawmaker and a 6th son of the late Hyundai Group founder, declared his candidacy for president Sunday, saying he will write a new history for the country. In a news conference at the National Assembly in Seoul, the 60-year-old Chung said, "I will write a new history for Korea by drawing on my experiences in managing a firm, in foreign diplomacy and in helping the Republic of Korea become one." The presidential election is scheduled for Dec. 19 with incumbent...Read Full Story

Author:? Riyadh: Arab News Sun, 2012-05-27 21:05 The Maaden Alcoa aluminum joint venture announced yesterday that it has signed a contract worth SR5.6 billion with Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd. RB metadata ID:? 1338160057253646600 read more Original post: Maaden in SR 5.6 bn deal with Hyundai for alumina refineryRead Full Story

Despite Hyundai’s tight vehicle supplies, the company might see U.S. sales reach 700,000 units in 2012. Since Hyundai Chairman Chung Mong-koo has capped production capacity globally, plants will need to squeeze any added output from the current production schedule. In 2011 the automaker sold ...Read Full Story