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August 2005

Korea's cool wave—Soul from Seoul


Soul from Seoul wows the rest of Asia


Korea might not be the first country that springs to mind when considering coolness, but if independent broker CLSA is right, that is rapidly changing. In a new report, "Korea wave: fad to phenomenon", CLSA argues that...


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