South Korean Prosecutors Seek To Arrest Samsung Heir

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Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-Young is set to appear in court to determine whether or not the arrest warrant issued against him is valid. The move is part of an investigation that involves the corruption of several political and business elites in South Korea.

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