Reuters (October 25)
“Lee Kun-hee leaves behind an impressive, albeit deeply flawed, empire. The Samsung chairman, who transformed his father’s noodle-trading business into a $355 billion smartphone and chipmaking colossus, has died at 78. The second-generation leader’s mark on Korea Inc will endure, but so do scandals that threaten the family’s grip on power.”
Tags: Chairman, Chipmaking, Colossus, Died, Empire, Flawed, Impressive, Korea Inc, Lee, Noodle, Samsung, Smartphone, Transformed
Washington Post (June 6)
“Britain continues to respond with impressive fortitude and sobriety to a string of terrorist attacks claimed by the Islamic State.” In contrast, President Trump appears “to be doing his best to ruin U.S. relations with its closest ally — if any calculation can be imputed to his reckless and irresponsible tweets.”
Tags: Ally, Fortitude, Impressive, Irresponsible, Islamic State, Reckless, Ruin, Sobriety, Terrorist attacks, Trump, Tweets, U.S., UK
