South Korea's top court upholds acquittal of Samsung's Lee over contentious 2015 merger
South Korea's top court Thursday upheld the acquittal of Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong on financial criminal charges, ending years of legal disputes over the 2015 merger between Samsung affiliates that solidified his control over the company.
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Dana Bash refuses to read Trump’s CNN insult while quoting Truth Social postDana Bash refuses to quote Trump's CNN insult on air during coverage of his call to defund public broadcasting.
