MBK, Meritz strike last-ditch deal to rescue Homeplus
Homeplus, once Korea's second-largest discount store chain, secured a 200 billion won ($135 million) emergency loan, Thursday, giving itself a chance to revive its court-led rehabilitation after its…
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