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接近雙12拉!!!!這是這兩年才開始的節日雙11雙12各家都會優惠
↓↓↓限量折扣的優惠按鈕↓↓↓
我開始找各大商城我才知道 這種東西有賣福利品(嚇死我了)
後來找到兩家商城有在賣而且有現貨~已經預計雙12要買下去了!!!(瘋狂折扣我來了!!!!)
因為是商城東西當然非常琳瑯滿目而且不用自己想辦法去運送
只要上網點點點【ZIYA】Macbook Air 11.6吋 手腕貼膜-掌托保護貼(銀色 一入)就可以在網站上選要送到家
真的太方便了
所以我買的【ZIYA】Macbook Air 11.6吋 手腕貼膜-掌托保護貼(銀色 一入)也在下週會送來囉~(先看看照片期待)
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CMC Markets：油市、股市下挫 黃金再行漲勢
周二全球股市普跌，同時國際油價大幅回撤。通用電氣股價連續兩日下行，施壓美股走跌，美國道瓊斯指數30下跌0.13%至23409.19，標普指數500跌0.23%至2578.87，納指收低0.29%至6737.87。澳大利亞指數200下跌53點或0.9%至5968.7點，連續第三個交易日走低，金融股份與大宗商品類股領跌。 澳大利亞股市在經歷上周創10年高位後迅速回撤，部分原因受原油回撤拉跌能源股影響，另一方面可能受投資者獲利交易打壓。
股市與油價下行同時黃金價格再度於1270附近受到支撐而走高，昨日黃金價格由開盤1278.55跌至最低1270後反彈上行至1280.73收盤；反映出投資者本周的警惕避險情緒升溫。美國收益率曲線趨平，雖然兩年期公債收益率觸及9年高位，但受低通脹率制約，長期公債收益率趨平，並且收益率差繼續收窄，美元被拖累下行，昨日美元指數大跌0.69%至93.76。
昨日四大央行總裁美聯儲耶倫、歐央行德拉吉、英國央行卡尼與日本央行黑田在法蘭克福舉行央行論壇，並沒有給投資者明確的未來貨幣政策方向指導，意味著其各自將仍然保持近期會議的主導方向。美聯儲保持其在12月份再度升息的計劃不變，雖然英國央行與歐央行都以逐步收緊貨幣政策為方向，但卻避免以鷹牌言辭引發市場過激波動。歐元昨日意外大漲，歐美貨幣對匯率上行129點或1.1%至1.1797，破壞瞭昨日技術分析的橫盤整理形態，並且其強烈上破100日均線1.1730阻力位置，潛在打開瞭進一步的上行空間。歐元意外上行一方面受美元下跌影響，另一方面受助於投資者避險需求走高。
技術形態上看，歐元/美元周線圖顯示其已經形成向上旗形突破的技術形態，有望繼續上行，日內潛在仍然看昨日高點1.180附近關口，如果能夠突破則將潛在進一步挑戰9月份高點1.2063附近。
英國年度CPI數據錄得3.0%，稍低於預期值3.1%，但仍然遠超於央行目標水平2%，意味著英國央行可能繼續被迫上調政策利率。英鎊兌美元昨日上漲近50點或0.37%至1.3166。另外，中國錄得的年度工業生產數據、固定資產投資與零售數據均較9月份有所下滑，商品性貨幣被打壓下行。尤其是紐幣受到本國因素的雙重影響，出現技術突破下行，紐幣對美元匯率跌破0.69關口，最跌觸及0.6843，後以下跌27點收盤於0.6876。
紐幣對美元日線圖技術走勢看日內有望繼續測試其下方的支持位置0.6820附近，本周內若能夠下破此位置則有望打開繼續下行的空間，潛在的進一步目標為0.6693附近。
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SEOUL, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- A court rejected an arrest warrant for Samsung Group's heir, made by the independent counsel team probing South Korea's presidential scandal.
The Seoul court early Thursday dismissed the warrant to detain Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, which was requested on Monday by the special prosecutors.
The marathon deliberation continued for almost 15 hours, as the court said it was hard at the present stage to acknowledge the necessity for arrest in view of a room for dispute over the quid-pro-quo that justifies the bribery case.
Lee, who had been waiting for the determination at the Seoul detention center, will return home immediately.
The rejection indicated lack of evidence on charges, which prosecutors leveled against the Samsung heir. The charges include bribery, perjury and embezzlement.
He became the first member of Samsung's founding family to face the arrest warrant in eight decades of history of the country's largest family-controlled conglomerate. Samsung was set up in March 1938.
Samsung's founder Lee Byung-chul was investigated in 1966 for a smuggling charge, but he was not punished.
His son Lee Kun-hee was sentenced in 1996 to a suspended two-year jail term for bribing politicians, but was pardoned about 13 months later. The 2008 suspended three-year prison term for his tax evasion also ended with presidential pardon the following year.
The arrest request for the third-generation heir was met again with concerns about the country's most influential conglomerate and the South Korean economy. The younger Lee has been in effect leading the business empire since his father Chairman Lee was hospitalized in May 2014 for heart attack.
Spokesman of the independent counsel team said Monday that its attempt to arrest the younger Lee was aimed to "establish justice" though it acknowledged possible effects on the South Korean economy.
It was part of efforts to eliminate the long-running collusion between politicians and businessmen, which may be partly rooted in the conglomerate-led industrialization under the military dictatorship that lasted for around three decades to late 1980s.
The judicial authorities granted clemency once again to chaebol families for criminal charges. The Samsung heir is suspected of being involved in South Korea's biggest-ever bribery case, which prosecutors estimated at about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars).
LITTLE EFFECT ON ENTIRE ECONOMY
Nearly 70 affiliates of Samsung are known to hire some 250,000 employees. The industrial empire, whose business ranges from smartphones and home appliances to ships, insurance and biosimilar, generates over 300 trillion won (256 billion U.S. dollars) per year in revenue.
"In terms of added value, Samsung accounts for nearly 4 percent of (South) Korea's total GDP. However, Lee's detention would have had little effect on the economy as no problem is expected to be found in Samsung's operations," Park Ju-Geun, president of CEO Score, a business data provider, told Xinhua.
Samsung has professional management teams in each unit, which imply smooth operations without Lee, the CEO Score head forecast. Prosecutors excluded three Samsung executives from the arrest list to minimize a possible management vacuum following Lee's detention.
Samsung might have prepared for Lee's detention given that some of its executives had sold Samsung Electronics shares from late December through Tuesday, the expert on conglomerates said citing recent regulatory filings.
Samsung Electronics shares, which fell sharply after news that the arrest warrant for the vice chairman was sought, bounced back on Tuesday and lost just 0.05 percent on Wednesday.
With the rejected detention, Samsung is forecast to speed up the reorganization of corporate governance and the investment in new growth engines, which require Lee's decisions, said Park.
The restructuring efforts to increase Lee's control were launched in the 2015 merger between Samsung C T and Cheil Industries to create an interim holding company.
Samsung Electronics announced a plan in late November to split itself into two, among which one is projected to become a holding company with treasury stocks that would be merged in the end with the interim holding firm.
The merged holding company would raise its stake in Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the conglomerate, to almost 20 percent. Lee is expected to control the eventual holding firm.
The CEO Score chief said the attempt to strengthen the younger Lee's management control would highly likely be in a hurry as presidential contenders in the opposition bloc argue for chaebol reform, which will make it difficult to enhance corporate governance for the Samsung heir.
BRIBERY CHARGE
Samsung is suspected of bribing President Park Geun-hye's longtime confidante Choi Soon-sil and Choi's daughter in return for getting support from the national pension fund for the July 2015 merger.
The merger was extremely crucial to the heir apparent to inherit the overall management control from his ailing father Chairman Lee who has been hospitalized for over two and a half years for heart attack.
Prosecutors contended that Park and Choi had shared private interests, saying Samsung provided about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars) in financial assistance to two foundations and a German company controlled by Choi.
In exchange for the kickbacks, Park is suspected of ordering the former health and welfare minister, who is currently in custody, to pressure the National Pension Service (NPS) into voting for the Samsung merger.
The NPS was then biggest shareholder of Samsung C T, a construction unit which in effect became the holding company of Samsung after the merger. The impeached leader and the Samsung heir met face-to-face around the time of the merger.
Refuting the accusations, Lee's legal team reportedly denied any quid-pro-quo in the financial assistance, which it said had been provided for fear of getting business disbenefits when rejecting the president's request.
SEOUL, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- A court rejected an arrest warrant for Samsung Group's heir, made by the independent counsel team probing South Korea's presidential scandal.
The Seoul court early Thursday dismissed the warrant to detain Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, which was requested on Monday by the special prosecutors.
The marathon deliberation continued for almost 15 hours, as the court said it was hard at the present stage to acknowledge the necessity for arrest in view of a room for dispute over the quid-pro-quo that justifies the bribery case.
Lee, who had been waiting for the determination at the Seoul detention center, will return home immediately.
The rejection indicated lack of evidence on charges, which prosecutors leveled against the Samsung heir. The charges include bribery, perjury and embezzlement.
He became the first member of Samsung's founding family to face the arrest warrant in eight decades of history of the country's largest family-controlled conglomerate. Samsung was set up in March 1938.
Samsung's founder Lee Byung-chul was investigated in 1966 for a smuggling charge, but he was not punished.
His son Lee Kun-hee was sentenced in 1996 to a suspended two-year jail term for bribing politicians, but was pardoned about 13 months later. The 2008 suspended three-year prison term for his tax evasion also ended with presidential pardon the following year.
The arrest request for the third-generation heir was met again with concerns about the country's most influential conglomerate and the South Korean economy. The younger Lee has been in effect leading the business empire since his father Chairman Lee was hospitalized in May 2014 for heart attack.
Spokesman of the independent counsel team said Monday that its attempt to arrest the younger Lee was aimed to "establish justice" though it acknowledged possible effects on the South Korean economy.
It was part of efforts to eliminate the long-running collusion between politicians and businessmen, which may be partly rooted in the conglomerate-led industrialization under the military dictatorship that lasted for around three decades to late 1980s.
The judicial authorities granted clemency once again to chaebol families for criminal charges. The Samsung heir is suspected of being involved in South Korea's biggest-ever bribery case, which prosecutors estimated at about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars).
LITTLE EFFECT ON ENTIRE ECONOMY
Nearly 70 affiliates of Samsung are known to hire some 250,000 employees. The industrial empire, whose business ranges from smartphones and home appliances to ships, insurance and biosimilar, generates over 300 trillion won (256 billion U.S. dollars) per year in revenue.
"In terms of added value, Samsung accounts for nearly 4 percent of (South) Korea's total GDP. However, Lee's detention would have had little effect on the economy as no problem is expected to be found in Samsung's operations," Park Ju-Geun, president of CEO Score, a business data provider, told Xinhua.
Samsung has professional management teams in each unit, which imply smooth operations without Lee, the CEO Score head forecast. Prosecutors excluded three Samsung executives from the arrest list to minimize a possible management vacuum following Lee's detention.
Samsung might have prepared for Lee's detention given that some of its executives had sold Samsung Electronics shares from late December through Tuesday, the expert on conglomerates said citing recent regulatory filings.
Samsung Electronics shares, which fell sharply after news that the arrest warrant for the vice chairman was sought, bounced back on Tuesday and lost just 0.05 percent on Wednesday.
With the rejected detention, Samsung is forecast to speed up the reorganization of corporate goveiphone se價格rnance and the investment in new growth engines, which require Lee's decisions, said Park.
The restructuring efforts to increase Lee's control were launched in the 2015 merger between Samsung C T and Cheil Industries to create an interim holding company.
Samsung Electronics announced a plan in late November to split itself into two, among which one is projected to become a holding company with treasury stocks that would be merged in the end with the interim holding firm.
The merged holding company would raise its stake in Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the conglomerate, to almost 20 percent. Lee is expected to control the eventual holding firm.
The CEO Score chief said the attempt to strengthen the younger Lee's management control would highly likely be in a hurry as presidential contenders in the opposition bloc argue for chaebol reform, which will make it difficult to enhance corporate governance for the Samsung heir.
BRIBERY CHARGE
Samsung is suspected of bribing President Park Geun-hye's longtime confidante Choi Soon-sil and Choi's daughter in return for getting support from the national pension fund for the July 2015 merger.
The merger was extremely crucial to the heir apparent to inherit the overall management control from his ailing father Chairman Lee who has been hospitalized for over two and a half years for heart attack.
Prosecutors contended that Park and Choi had shared private interests, saying Samsung provided about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars) in financial assistance to two foundations and a German company controlled by Choi.
In exchange for the kickbacks, Park is suspected of ordering the former health and welfare minister, who is currently in custody, to pressure the National Pension Service (NPS) into voting for the Samsung merger.
The NPS was then biggest shareholder of Samsung C T, a construction unit which in effect became the holding company of Samsung after the merger. The impeached leader and the Samsung heir met face-to-face around the time of the merger.
Refuting the accusations, Lee's legal team reportedly denied any quid-pro-quo in the financial assistance, which it said had been provided for fear of getting business disbenefits when rejecting the president's request.
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CMC Markets：油市、股市下挫 黃金再行漲勢
周二全球股市普跌，同時國際油價大幅回撤。通用電氣股價連續兩日下行，施壓美股走跌，美國道瓊斯指數30下跌0.13%至23409.19，標普指數500跌0.23%至2578.87，納指收低0.29%至6737.87。澳大利亞指數200下跌53點或0.9%至5968.7點，連續第三個交易日走低，金融股份與大宗商品類股領跌。 澳大利亞股市在經歷上周創10年高位後迅速回撤，部分原因受原油回撤拉跌能源股影響，另一方面可能受投資者獲利交易打壓。
股市與油價下行同時黃金價格再度於1270附近受到支撐而走高，昨日黃金價格由開盤1278.55跌至最低1270後反彈上行至1280.73收盤；反映出投資者本周的警惕避險情緒升溫。美國收益率曲線趨平，雖然兩年期公債收益率觸及9年高位，但受低通脹率制約，長期公債收益率趨平，並且收益率差繼續收窄，美元被拖累下行，昨日美元指數大跌0.69%至93.76。
昨日四大央行總裁美聯儲耶倫、歐央行德拉吉、英國央行卡尼與日本央行黑田在法蘭克福舉行央行論壇，並沒有給投資者明確的未來貨幣政策方向指導，意味著其各自將仍然保持近期會議的主導方向。美聯儲保持其在12月份再度升息的計劃不變，雖然英國央行與歐央行都以逐步收緊貨幣政策為方向，但卻避免以鷹牌言辭引發市場過激波動。歐元昨日意外大漲，歐美貨幣對匯率上行129點或1.1%至1.1797，破壞瞭昨日技術分析的橫盤整理形態，並且其強烈上破100日均線1.1730阻力位置，潛在打開瞭進一步的上行空間。歐元意外上行一方面受美元下跌影響，另一方面受助於投資者避險需求走高。
技術形態上看，歐元/美元周線圖顯示其已經形成向上旗形突破的技術形態，有望繼續上行，日內潛在仍然看昨日高點1.180附近關口，如果能夠突破則將潛在進一步挑戰9月份高點1.2063附近。
英國年度CPI數據錄得3.0%，稍低於預期值3.1%，但仍然遠超於央行目標水平2%，意味著英國央行可能繼續被迫上調政策利率。英鎊兌美元昨日上漲近50點或0.37%至1.3166。另外，中國錄得的年度工業生產數據、固定資產投資與零售數據均較9月份有所下滑，商品性貨幣被打壓下行。尤其是紐幣受到本國因素的雙重影響，出現技術突破下行，紐幣對美元匯率跌破0.69關口，最跌觸及0.6843，後以下跌27點收盤於0.6876。
紐幣對美元日線圖技術走勢看日內有望繼續測試其下方的支持位置0.6820附近，本周內若能夠下破此位置則有望打開繼續下行的空間，潛在的進一步目標為0.6693附近。
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SEOUL, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- A court rejected an arrest warrant for Samsung Group's heir, made by the independent counsel team probing South Korea's presidential scandal.
The Seoul court early Thursday dismissed the warrant to detain Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, which was requested on Monday by the special prosecutors.
The marathon deliberation continued for almost 15 hours, as the court said it was hard at the present stage to acknowledge the necessity for arrest in view of a room for dispute over the quid-pro-quo that justifies the bribery case.
Lee, who had been waiting for the determination at the Seoul detention center, will return home immediately.
The rejection indicated lack of evidence on charges, which prosecutors leveled against the Samsung heir. The charges include bribery, perjury and embezzlement.
He became the first member of Samsung's founding family to face the arrest warrant in eight decades of history of the country's largest family-controlled conglomerate. Samsung was set up in March 1938.
Samsung's founder Lee Byung-chul was investigated in 1966 for a smuggling charge, but he was not punished.
His son Lee Kun-hee was sentenced in 1996 to a suspended two-year jail term for bribing politicians, but was pardoned about 13 months later. The 2008 suspended three-year prison term for his tax evasion also ended with presidential pardon the following year.
The arrest request for the third-generation heir was met again with concerns about the country's most influential conglomerate and the South Korean economy. The younger Lee has been in effect leading the business empire since his father Chairman Lee was hospitalized in May 2014 for heart attack.
Spokesman of the independent counsel team said Monday that its attempt to arrest the younger Lee was aimed to "establish justice" though it acknowledged possible effects on the South Korean economy.
It was part of efforts to eliminate the long-running collusion between politicians and businessmen, which may be partly rooted in the conglomerate-led industrialization under the military dictatorship that lasted for around three decades to late 1980s.
The judicial authorities granted clemency once again to chaebol families for criminal charges. The Samsung heir is suspected of being involved in South Korea's biggest-ever bribery case, which prosecutors estimated at about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars).
LITTLE EFFECT ON ENTIRE ECONOMY
Nearly 70 affiliates of Samsung are known to hire some 250,000 employees. The industrial empire, whose business ranges from smartphones and home appliances to ships, insurance and biosimilar, generates over 300 trillion won (256 billion U.S. dollars) per year in revenue.
"In terms of added value, Samsung accounts for nearly 4 percent of (South) Korea's total GDP. However, Lee's detention would have had little effect on the economy as no problem is expected to be found in Samsung's operations," Park Ju-Geun, president of CEO Score, a business data provider, told Xinhua.
Samsung has professional management teams in each unit, which imply smooth operations without Lee, the CEO Score head forecast. Prosecutors excluded three Samsung executives from the arrest list to minimize a possible management vacuum following Lee's detention.
Samsung might have prepared for Lee's detention given that some of its executives had sold Samsung Electronics shares from late December through Tuesday, the expert on conglomerates said citing recent regulatory filings.
Samsung Electronics shares, which fell sharply after news that the arrest warrant for the vice chairman was sought, bounced back on Tuesday and lost just 0.05 percent on Wednesday.
With the rejected detention, Samsung is forecast to speed up the reorganization of corporate governance and the investment in new growth engines, which require Lee's decisions, said Park.
The restructuring efforts to increase Lee's control were launched in the 2015 merger between Samsung C T and Cheil Industries to create an interim holding company.
Samsung Electronics announced a plan in late November to split itself into two, among which one is projected to become a holding company with treasury stocks that would be merged in the end with the interim holding firm.
The merged holding company would raise its stake in Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the conglomerate, to almost 20 percent. Lee is expected to control the eventual holding firm.
The CEO Score chief said the attempt to strengthen the younger Lee's management control would highly likely be in a hurry as presidential contenders in the opposition bloc argue for chaebol reform, which will make it difficult to enhance corporate governance for the Samsung heir.
BRIBERY CHARGE
Samsung is suspected of bribing President Park Geun-hye's longtime confidante Choi Soon-sil and Choi's daughter in return for getting support from the national pension fund for the July 2015 merger.
The merger was extremely crucial to the heir apparent to inherit the overall management control from his ailing father Chairman Lee who has been hospitalized for over two and a half years for heart attack.
Prosecutors contended that Park and Choi had shared private interests, saying Samsung provided about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars) in financial assistance to two foundations and a German company controlled by Choi.
In exchange for the kickbacks, Park is suspected of ordering the former health and welfare minister, who is currently in custody, to pressure the National Pension Service (NPS) into voting for the Samsung merger.
The NPS was then biggest shareholder of Samsung C T, a construction unit which in effect became the holding company of Samsung after the merger. The impeached leader and the Samsung heir met face-to-face around the time of the merger.
Refuting the accusations, Lee's legal team reportedly denied any quid-pro-quo in the financial assistance, which it said had been provided for fear of getting business disbenefits when rejecting the president's request.
SEOUL, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- A court rejected an arrest warrant for Samsung Group's heir, made by the independent counsel team probing South Korea's presidential scandal.
The Seoul court early Thursday dismissed the warrant to detain Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, which was requested on Monday by the special prosecutors.
The marathon deliberation continued for almost 15 hours, as the court said it was hard at the present stage to acknowledge the necessity for arrest in view of a room for dispute over the quid-pro-quo that justifies the bribery case.
Lee, who had been waiting for the determination at the Seoul detention center, will return home immediately.
The rejection indicated lack of evidence on charges, which prosecutors leveled against the Samsung heir. The charges include bribery, perjury and embezzlement.
He became the first member of Samsung's founding family to face the arrest warrant in eight decades of history of the country's largest family-controlled conglomerate. Samsung was set up in March 1938.
Samsung's founder Lee Byung-chul was investigated in 1966 for a smuggling charge, but he was not punished.
His son Lee Kun-hee was sentenced in 1996 to a suspended two-year jail term for bribing politicians, but was pardoned about 13 months later. The 2008 suspended three-year prison term for his tax evasion also ended with presidential pardon the following year.
The arrest request for the third-generation heir was met again with concerns about the country's most influential conglomerate and the South Korean economy. The younger Lee has been in effect leading the business empire since his father Chairman Lee was hospitalized in May 2014 for heart attack.
Spokesman of the independent counsel team said Monday that its attempt to arrest the younger Lee was aimed to "establish justice" though it acknowledged possible effects on the South Korean economy.
It was part of efforts to eliminate the long-running collusion between politicians and businessmen, which may be partly rooted in the conglomerate-led industrialization under the military dictatorship that lasted for around three decades to late 1980s.
The judicial authorities granted clemency once again to chaebol families for criminal charges. The Samsung heir is suspected of being involved in South Korea's biggest-ever bribery case, which prosecutors estimated at about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars).
LITTLE EFFECT ON ENTIRE ECONOMY
Nearly 70 affiliates of Samsung are known to hire some 250,000 employees. The industrial empire, whose business ranges from smartphones and home appliances to ships, insurance and biosimilar, generates over 300 trillion won (256 billion U.S. dollars) per year in revenue.
"In terms of added value, Samsung accounts for nearly 4 percent of (South) Korea's total GDP. However, Lee's detention would have had little effect on the economy as no problem is expected to be found in Samsung's operations," Park Ju-Geun, president of CEO Score, a business data provider, told Xinhua.
Samsung has professional management teams in each unit, which imply smooth operations without Lee, the CEO Score head forecast. Prosecutors excluded three Samsung executives from the arrest list to minimize a possible management vacuum following Lee's detention.
Samsung might have prepared for Lee's detention given that some of its executives had sold Samsung Electronics shares from late December through Tuesday, the expert on conglomerates said citing recent regulatory filings.
Samsung Electronics shares, which fell sharply after news that the arrest warrant for the vice chairman was sought, bounced back on Tuesday and lost just 0.05 percent on Wednesday.
With the rejected detention, Samsung is forecast to speed up the reorganization of corporate goveiphone se價格rnance and the investment in new growth engines, which require Lee's decisions, said Park.
The restructuring efforts to increase Lee's control were launched in the 2015 merger between Samsung C T and Cheil Industries to create an interim holding company.
Samsung Electronics announced a plan in late November to split itself into two, among which one is projected to become a holding company with treasury stocks that would be merged in the end with the interim holding firm.
The merged holding company would raise its stake in Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the conglomerate, to almost 20 percent. Lee is expected to control the eventual holding firm.
The CEO Score chief said the attempt to strengthen the younger Lee's management control would highly likely be in a hurry as presidential contenders in the opposition bloc argue for chaebol reform, which will make it difficult to enhance corporate governance for the Samsung heir.
BRIBERY CHARGE
Samsung is suspected of bribing President Park Geun-hye's longtime confidante Choi Soon-sil and Choi's daughter in return for getting support from the national pension fund for the July 2015 merger.
The merger was extremely crucial to the heir apparent to inherit the overall management control from his ailing father Chairman Lee who has been hospitalized for over two and a half years for heart attack.
Prosecutors contended that Park and Choi had shared private interests, saying Samsung provided about 43 billion won (37 million U.S. dollars) in financial assistance to two foundations and a German company controlled by Choi.
In exchange for the kickbacks, Park is suspected of ordering the former health and welfare minister, who is currently in custody, to pressure the National Pension Service (NPS) into voting for the Samsung merger.
The NPS was then biggest shareholder of Samsung C T, a construction unit which in effect became the holding company of Samsung after the merger. The impeached leader and the Samsung heir met face-to-face around the time of the merger.
Refuting the accusations, Lee's legal team reportedly denied any quid-pro-quo in the financial assistance, which it said had been provided for fear of getting business disbenefits when rejecting the president's request.
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