A HEADY mix of economic nationalism,corporate governance,and sky-high profits held South Koreans in thrall last week,with observers wondering about the direction of the country's economy and the chaebol,or business houses,which drive it.Sovereign Asset Management,a Dubai-based fund manager,sold its 14.82% stake in SK Corp amid a slew of accusations about the lack of transparency and low corporate governance standards at South Korea's largest petrochemical producer and oil refiner.
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