Highest court clears 5 MBC workers over U.S. beef report
(LEAD)
(ATTN: UPDATES with court comments and separate suit in para 4-7, 10-13)
Heed warning signs of economic crisis
(Yonhap Editorial)
Seoul shares end down 0.69 pct on foreign sell-offs
(ATTN: ADDS bond yields at bottom)
Ruling party leader hints at good news for inter-Korean relations
(ATTN: UPDATES with comment from presidential office in paras 5-6)
By Kim Eun-jung
Lee calls for ending employment discrimination against non-college graduates
(ATTN: ADDS spokesman's comment in para 8)
Seoul allows first religious visit to N. Korea since deadly attacks: official
(ATTN: UPGRADES with attribution in headline, throughout; ADDS details, background)
Seoul shares end down 0.69 pct on foreign sell-offs
SEOUL, Sept. 2 (Yonhap) -- South Korean stocks finished 0.69 percent lower on Friday as investors took profits ahead of U.S. job reports and lingering economic uncertainties, analysts said.
Lee calls for ending employment discrimination against non-college graduates
(ATTN: UPDATES throughout with Lee's remarks; CHANGES headline)
S. Korea posts trade surplus with EU in Aug.
SEOUL, Sept.
