At least South Korea use a criminal justice system, rather than a poison-pen spray at the airport check-in queue.
Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong cuffed in $40m corruption, perjury bust
Samsung Group vice chairman Lee Jae-yong has been arrested, accused of bribery, embezzlement, and perjury, and taken to jail near Seoul in South Korea. The Seoul Central District Court issued a warrant for Lee's arrest on Friday, after rejecting a warrant request from prosecutors last month for lack of evidence. A Samsung …
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Friday 17th February 2017 15:26 GMT Manu T
Oh please, they're just sugarcoating the (bad) press. After the trail is over he might or might not get fined for a couple of millions (or billions), He'll step down and point some other jumping jack as CEO and eventually gets back in position after burning the other scapegoat through bad sales-figures or whatever. Within a year or 2 nobody will even remember this.
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Sunday 19th February 2017 23:59 GMT Youngone
I'm pretty sure I've linked to this before.
Here's a link showing Lee getting away with it again.
The Heads of the Chaebols in South Korea have a lot more power than any US CEO.
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