LG Electronics Announces New Streaming Content Partners for Its Network Blu-ray Disc Players | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 LG to Offer Consumers Unparalleled Access to Streaming Entertainment from CinemaNow, YouTube and Netflix LG Electronics today announced the expansion of network entertainment options for its Network Blu-ray Disc players through new alliances with

N. Korea: Kim Jong Il attends concert | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 PYONGYANG, North Korea, Dec. 30 (UPI) -- North Korea's news agency says Kim Jong Il attended a concert, one of a series of recent statements portraying the North Korean leader as active and healthy.   Hyundai launches it's car i20, company shares on rise | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 New Delhi: Hyundai has launched its new hatchback i20 in the Indian market. The company hopes to sell 20,000 units of the car annually and is targeting the car primarily for the export market where it's set a target of 1,50,000 units annually.   North Korea threatens taking apart N-plant | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 * Diplomat says Tokyo must provide fuel assistance or Pyongyang will suspend nuclear disablement activities TOKYO: North Korea threatened to stop taking apart its nuclear plant that makes bomb-grade plutonium unless Japan provides it with energy aid   Selling activity continues at KSE as index loses 193 points | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 KARACHI: The Karachi stock market continued to witness selling activity on the first day of the trading week Monday as deal signed for Rs 20 billion Market Opportunity Fund to bailout the market failed to improve investors' sentiments, analysts said.   South Korea's biggest investor to cut shareholdings | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 South Korea?s biggest investor to cut shareholdings SEOUL: South Korea?s state pension fund, the country?s largest institutional investor, will cut its stock investments next year amid global financial turmoil and bearish markets, the government   Myanmar signs gas deal with S Korea, India and China | Print |  E-mail Tuesday, 30 December 2008 YANGON: Military-run Myanmar has signed a deal with South Korean and Indian companies to pipe natural gas from the energy-rich nation's offshore fields to China, state media reported on Monday.

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