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Jailed Leaders a familiar sight for Chaebol

By Bloomberg
02 March 2017   |   7:21 am
With the arrest of Jay Y. Lee, the 48-year-old vice chairman of Samsung and dauphin of the dynasty controlling the Samsung Group, the chaebol are again under pressure from the state.

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