THE WEEK THAT WAS: If it's Monday I must have got Seoul
Author: Graeme Roberts | 29 October 2010
In a pleasant change from same old, same old, my week began in Seoul, South Korea, listening to General Motors Daewoo Auto & Technology (aka GM-DAT) detail its plans to compete in more niches.
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