Seo Jong-Uk, president and CEO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction reacts as he speaks during an interview with Reuters at his office in Seoul September 14, 2009. To match interview DAEWOOENGINEERING. Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

Seo Jong-Uk, president and CEO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction reacts as he speaks during an interview with Reuters at his office in Seoul September 14, 2009. To match interview DAEWOOENGINEERING.

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  1. Seo Jong-Uk, president and CEO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction poses during an interview with Reuters at his office in Seoul September 14, 2009. To match interview DAEWOOENGINEERING.
  2. Seo Jong-Uk, president and CEO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction reacts as he speaks during an interview with Reuters at his office in Seoul September 14, 2009. To match interview DAEWOOENGINEERING.
  3. Seo Jong-Uk, president and CEO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction poses during an interview with Reuters at his office in Seoul September 14, 2009. To match interview DAEWOOENGINEERING.
  4. A man walks past a direction board at a main office of Daewoo Engineering & Construction in Seoul November 23, 2009. An Abu Dhabi fund-led consortium and a group including a U.S. builder have been picked as preferred buyers of Daewoo Engineering & Construction, Daewoo's parent group Kumho Asiana Group said on Monday.
  5. A main office of Kumho Asiana Group in Seoul is seen with a banner which reads "I love Daewoo Engineering & Construction" November 23, 2009. An Abu Dhabi fund-led consortium and a group including a U.S. builder have been picked as preferred buyers of Daewoo Engineering & Construction, Daewoo's parent group Kumho Asiana Group said on Monday.
  6. A main office of Kumho Asiana Group in Seoul is seen November 18, 2009. The sale of a controlling stake in South Korea's Daewoo Engineering & Construction drew three unidentified bidders by the Wednesday deadline, its parent group said, in a deal expected to fetch about 3 trillion won ($2.6 billion). Kumho Asiana Group, the parent of the builder, has put a majority stake in Daewoo Engineering up for sale as it has to buy back a stake held by financial investors at far above the market price in tranches starting in December. Korean characters read,"Daewoo Engineering & Construction".
  7. Employees of Daewoo Engineering & Construction walk at the company office building in Seoul November 18, 2009. The sale of a controlling stake in South Korea's Daewoo Engineering & Construction drew three unidentified bidders by the Wednesday deadline, its parent group said, in a deal expected to fetch about 3 trillion won ($2.6 billion). Kumho Asiana Group, the parent of the builder, has put a majority stake in Daewoo Engineering up for sale as it has to buy back a stake held by financial investors at far above the market price in tranches starting in December.
  8. FILE - In this Oct. 15, 2009 file photo, General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson listens to a question during a news conference at the GM Daewoo auto plant in Incheon, South Korea. General Motors Co. said Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009, Swedish specialty car maker Koenigsegg Group AB, has ended plans to buy GM's Saab brand.
  9. General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson gestures during a press conference at the GM Daewoo auto plant in Incheon, South Korea, Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009. Henderson said Thursday that intense discussions were still under way to complete the sale of its German auto unit Opel, though stopped short of guaranteeing an agreement would be signed this week.
  10. From right, GM International Operations Nick Reilly, GM Daewoo auto plant manager Chun Sun-baek, General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson, GM Daewoo labor union leader Lee Nam-mook, GM Daewoo CEO Michael Arcamone and GM Daewoo female association chairman Park Hae-yong cut a rice cake during the 7th anniversary of launch of GM Daewoo at the GM Daewoo auto plant in Incheon, South Korea, Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009. Henderson said Thursday that intense discussions were still under way to complete the sale of its German auto unit Opel, though stopped short of guaranteeing an agreement would be signed this week.
  11. General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson speaks during a press conference at the GM Daewoo auto plant in Incheon, South Korea, Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009. Henderson said Thursday that intense discussions were still under way to complete the sale of its German auto unit Opel, though stopped short of guaranteeing an agreement would be signed this week.
  12. General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson, right, and GM Daewoo labor union leader Lee Nam-mook cut a rice cake during the 7th anniversary of launch of GM Daewoo at the GM Daewoo auto plant in Incheon, South Korea, Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009. Henderson said Thursday that intense discussions were still under way to complete the sale of its German auto unit Opel, though stopped short of guaranteeing an agreement would be signed this week.
  13. US giant General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson speaks at a press conference at the head office of its local unit GM Daewoo in Bupyeong, west of Seoul, on October 15, 2009. The chief executive of General Motors said he held 'very constructive' dialogue with a South Korean state bank on fresh support for the US automaker's struggling local unit.
  14. US giant General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson gestures during a press conference at the head office of its local unit GM Daewoo in Bupyeong, west of Seoul, on October 15, 2009. The chief executive of General Motors said he held 'very constructive' dialogue with a South Korean state bank on fresh support for the US automaker's struggling local unit.
  15. US giant General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson speaks at a press conference at the head office of its local unit GM Daewoo in Bupyeong, west of Seoul, on October 15, 2009. The chief executive of General Motors said he held 'very constructive' dialogue with a South Korean state bank on fresh support for the US automaker's struggling local unit.
  16. US giant General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson gestures during a press conference at the head office of its local unit GM Daewoo in Bupyeong, west of Seoul, on October 15, 2009. The chief executive of General Motors said he held 'very constructive' dialogue with a South Korean state bank on fresh support for the US automaker's struggling local unit.

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