According to a report from The Korea Times, the Korean government is looking at ways to help ``at-risk'' businesses during the economic slowdown. One measure being considered is government assistance to major shipbuilding and petrochemical companies, to help them weather what may turn out to be a very difficult business environment in 2009.
(Source: The Korea Times)
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