Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-hee is being sued by his brother over stocks inherited from their father, the Samsung Group founder Lee Byung-chull. Lee Maeng-hee has filed the suit in Seoul, alleging that his younger brother secretly incorporated a huge amount of Samsung stocks into his assets, Korean news agency Yonhap …

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Tuesday 14th February 2012 13:17 GMT Anonymous Coward

Glad to see theres no cultural divide

Crooked banksters here, crooked banksters there, one big happy world Family

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Tuesday 14th February 2012 13:23 GMT Anonymous Coward

no surprise then...

...that they so shamelessly ripped off the iPhone and iPad designs....

<flame on>

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Tuesday 14th February 2012 14:11 GMT Peter Storm

Also

It'll make a nice change for them to be sued by someone other than Apple.

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1. Tuesday 14th February 2012 14:23 GMT Audrey S. Thackeray
  
  Samsuing
  
  It's Time to BacksTab.
  
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2. Tuesday 14th February 2012 16:26 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Oh Samsung's been having a lot of fun suing Osram and Siemens over LED patents too, don't worry.
  
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Tuesday 14th February 2012 14:16 GMT Anonymous Coward

Ok I'm suprised

You hired the guy back after he was convicted of crime against the company. I bet Mark hurd is thinking he might have job here .

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1. Tuesday 14th February 2012 20:28 GMT ItsNotMe
  
  I'm surprised.
  
  Thought that was only "The American Way" of doing business. Looks like something else has been exported.
  
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Tuesday 14th February 2012 14:22 GMT StChom

From the top...

... to the bottom, that's how a company's spirit trickles down. And below.

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Tuesday 14th February 2012 16:26 GMT asdf

korean transparency

Honestly Chinese companies have better transparency than Korean corps who seem unable to separate big business from their government. Of course the US is now the same way but it has always been that way in Korea.

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