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Both Silent Power and OneRoof count Korean conglomerate Hanwha Group as an investor.
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Perhaps the strongest indication that times may be changing involves Kim Seung-youn, chairman of the Hanwha group.
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So far, private-equity firm MBK Partners along with Hanwha Life Insurance Co.
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In August 2008 Kim Seung-youn, head of the Hanwha conglomerate, was pardoned.
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If Hanwha buys ING's operations, that would narrow Samsung's lead, and if Kyobo wins, it would overtake Hanwha to become Korea's second-biggest life insurer.
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On February 3rd Hanwha Group announced in a regulatory filing that its chairman, Kim Seung-yeon, was among several officials being investigated for alleged embezzlement.
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Hanwha Solarone (HSOL) and Suntech Power (STP) are case in point.
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"Exports improved even though the yen was depreciating, suggesting that there hasn't been any major impact on growth yet, " said Kong Dong-Pak, an analyst at Hanwha Securities.
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Igawa is back pitching (not all that well) in Japan with the Orix Buffaloes, DeSalvo pitched in 2012 with the Lamigo Monkeys of the Chinese Professional Baseball League, Wright pitched in 2012 for the Independent Somerset Patriots and Henn is currently at Triple-A with the Mets after pitching in 2012 with the Hanwha Eagles in Korea.
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