The head of Shinsegae has publicly apologized following controversy involving Starbucks Korea. An internal investigation concluded there was no intention to mock the Gwangju massacre.
Groups in Gwangju have called for the resignation of Shinsegae's chairman following an 'insincere' apology for a promotional campaign associated with 'Tank Day.'
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The head of Shinsegae has publicly apologized following controversy involving Starbucks Korea. An internal investigation concluded there was no intention to mock the Gwangju massacre.
Bias read (Center): The article presents findings from an internal investigation without apparent bias, offering a balanced summary of the situation without overtly favoring any side.
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