Does this mean...
...that they are going to arrest him now, since it won't destabilise the conglomerate's management...?
Samsung chairman quits in corruption scandal
The disgraced chairman of Samsung quit the firm today in a bid to save its reputation, after he and nine other senior executives were indicted on tax dodging charges. Lee Kun-Hee, until recently reckoned one of South Korea's most respected and powerful men, said his 20-year reign over the electronics conglomerate had come to an …
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Samsung & that Torch
Nicely completes the unholy trinity of the Olympic torch fiasco I suppose - dishonest sponsor, undemocratic and human rights abusing Chinese government and the IOC with its sordid history of corruption.
According to the IOC the torch is supposed to symbolise 'purity' - pure hypocrisy?
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