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[ad_1] The ‘Purple Mango’ children’s phone promotion supports a 100% discount on all models for 5 months Article entry: 2020-05-02 10:00:00 Small lettersBigPrint Facebook Twitter Google+ Cocoa history [빅데이터뉴스 이병학 기자] With the focus on Children’s Day and Mother’s Day, the demand for children’s phones and free phone models is …

[ad_1] Plastic tofu packaging on display in the mall. Central photo. I remember carrying a 100-won coin with my mother’s message and carrying a tofu wrapped in a black plastic bag from a local store. This memory, which all those who had spent their childhood in the 70s and 80s …

[ad_1] [이데일리 김보경 기자] There are many people who go on a golden excursion, but enjoy the jumping clinic and home while continuing to maintain social distance. It is a term that combines Home, Camping, Home and Picnic. Enjoy the feeling of being outdoors, even in the living room, on …

[ad_1] Ticket 2020.05.01 17:30 The | Revision 2020.05.01 17:39 LG Electronics’ first quarter sales and operating profit beat US Whirlpool. USA LG Electronics recaptured the summit ranking second in the world in the second half of last year and falling to second in the second half. / LG Electronics provided …

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[ad_1] Exports fell sharply last month, some 11 years after the global financial crisis. Exports are relatively lower than imports, and the trade balance became a deficit in 99 months. There is concern that the global recession will drag on and that the trade deficit may continue next month. According …

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[ad_1] Trade surplus stopped after 99 months 17 of the top 20 items last month … Ships, oil and auto parts fell significantlyBiocomputers are growing rapidly … Government “It is not a deficit with the recession” The global crown pandemic19 has begun to seriously harm the Korean economy, which has …

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[ad_1] Image copyright GETTY IMAGES Research has continued that robots will eventually replace much of what humans do. Can the new coronavirus infection (Corona19) speed up the process? “People wanted human elements like interaction, but Corona19 is changing this,” says futurist Martin Ford, who wrote a book about robots in …