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To: jackmore who wrote (6903)	10/4/2004 7:51:58 AM
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Haven't heard these two whining?... Samsung's Lee Kun-hee and Son Korea's Richest By Cho Hyung-kwon Staff Reporter Samsung Group chairman Lee Kun-hee and his son, Lee Jae-yong, were ranked as the two richest businesspersons in Korea, online shareholding information provider Media Equitables said Monday. Media Equitables said that while Lee Kun-hee maintained his top position from last year, the younger Lee rose from third to second, thanks to the rise in Samsung Electronics¡¯ share price. Lee Kun-hee¡¯s stock value of listed and unlisted companies stood at 2.2 trillion won and Lee Jae-yong¡¯s stock holdings were valued at 1.16 trillion won. Last year, Lee Kun-hee¡¯s stock holdings were valued at 1.4 trillion won while Lee Jae-yong¡¯s holdings amounted to 920 billion won. Hyundai Automotive Group chairman Chung Mong-koo was behind Samsung Group¡¯s father and son, as the value of his listed and unlisted shares reached 1.15 trillion won. Shin Dong-bin, Lotte Group vice chairman, fell from second to fourth as his stock value rose only slightly from 936 billion won to 1.02 trillion won. SK Group¡¯s Chey Tae-won returned to the list of the 100 wealthiest businesspersons in Korea as he was ranked 49th with a stock value of 131 billion won. Last year, he failed to make the list as SK Group shares tumbled due to accounting scandals that hit the group¡¯s affiliates. kevincho@koreatimes.co.kr 10-04-2004 17:50 times.hankooki.com

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