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Shonan iPark Looks to Woo Korean Firms by Partnering with Govt: Chief
iPark Institute is looking to set up an operating base in South Korea in two years and forge a partnership with the country’s government in a bid to attract local companies to a science park it manages, dubbed Shonan iPark,…
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