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chung

[joong]

noun

Chinese.
  1. (in Confucianism) conscientiousness in one's dealings with others.



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The K-beauty trend took off in Los Angeles and across the country during COVID-19 when people were locked at home, online, thinking about self-care and exploring alternatives to well-known brands, said Sarah Chung Park, the founder and chief executive of Landing International, an L.A.-based company that connects K-beauty brands to American retailers.

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“People don’t understand how much fees will eat away at their returns,” says Christine Chung, a securities-law professor at Albany Law School.

For Chung, the struggle to get in Washington’s good graces is personally vexing as Korea tries to finalize a trade deal that would ease the pain of U.S. tariffs.

In recent years, Chung pushed the Korean carmaker founded by his grandfather to make deeper inroads with American consumers.

The investment earned Chung and Hyundai officials a trip to the White House.

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