Early adopter

Published October 24, 2014 - 7:58 p.m.

A woman preorders the latest iPhone from Apple yesterday at Daiso in Seodaemun, central Seoul. Buyers can get a 15 percent discount on the latest iPhone 6 with subsidies from mobile carriers and Daiso. The automated retail machine is available at about 30 Daiso stores in Seoul and Gyeonggi. [NEWSIS]

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Cosmetics, food and bio exports surge more than fourfold over decade as U.S., Europe demand grows

IMF raises Korea's 2026 growth forecast to 3.3 percent on AI chip boom

Korea's pricey Brazilian egg imports put large taxpayer subsidies under scrutiny

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A soldiers fighting his own country

Korea needs seasoned ministers, not kowtowing loyalists

Even a Nobel laureate packs his children's lunches

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