Moon may succeed in pushing business reforms
Analysts say there is more momentum for change now, with public anger high after the Park Geun-Hye scandal that exposed cosy ties between chaebols and political elite
Seoul
THE world's biggest smartphone maker Samsung and other conglomerates that dominate South Korea's economy are firmly in the reformist sights of new president Moon Jae-In - and analysts say he could succeed where many have failed.
The likes of Samsung and Hyundai, sprawling family-led empires known as "chaebols", were crucial to the South's rapid economic transformation in the 1960s and 70s from the ruins of war.
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