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Samsung, SK to retire $14 bn worth shares to steady KOSPI after war shock
SEOUL, March 10 (AJP) -South Korea’s two most influential corporate names unveiled more than 21 trillion won ($14.3 billion) worth of share retirements on Tuesday, a sweeping shareholder-return move that could help stabilize the country’s stock market after the Middle East war abruptly halted its record rally. Samsung Electronics said it will retire roughly 87 million treasury shares in the first half of this year, equivalent to about 16 trillion won based on Tuesday&r
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