
Kim Bong-jin, the founder of South Korea's food-delivery app Woowa Brothers. - AFP
SEOUL (AFP): Two self-made South Korean billionaires have pledged in as many weeks to give away half their fortunes -- a rarity in a country where business is dominated by family-controlled conglomerates and charity often begins and ends at home.
Kim Beom-su, the founder of South Korea's biggest messaging app KakaoTalk, announced this month he will donate more than half his estimated US$9.6 billion assets to try to "solve social issues".
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