The case of South Korea's “first lady” Kim Gun-hee suspected of manipulating stock prices continues to attract attention in South Korea. According to media reports such as South Korea's KBS TV and Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean prosecution decided on the 17th not to sue Kim Gun-hee on this matter. The prosecution determined that there was not enough evidence to prove that she knew her account was being used to manipulate stock prices.

Zhitongcaijing · 10/17 05:33
The case of South Korea's “first lady” Kim Gun-hee suspected of manipulating stock prices continues to attract attention in South Korea. According to media reports such as South Korea's KBS TV and Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean prosecution decided on the 17th not to sue Kim Gun-hee on this matter. The prosecution determined that there was not enough evidence to prove that she knew her account was being used to manipulate stock prices.