Businessman in N. Korea

Businessman in N. Korea

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Gabriel Schulze (L), chief executive officer of Schulze Global Investments Ltd., an emerging markets private equity firm, and Pak Chol Su, chairman of the Korea Taepung International Investment Group, a North Korean state-run investment group, arrive at Pyongyang international airport from Beijing on March 1, 2011. North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency reported Schulze's arrival in Pyongyang in a one-paragraph dispatch with no details. (Kyodo)

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