Top headlines in major S. Korean newspapers

SEOUL, Nov. 12 (Yonhap) -- The following are the top headlines in major South Korean newspapers on Nov. 12. Korean-language dailies-- 85 pct of beneficiaries of property tax exemption concentrated in affluent Seoul districts (Kyunghyang Shinmun)-- Cyberattacks surge while compensation falls short, investigations stall (Kookmin Daily)-- Woman who had affair with Jensen Huang involved in moving 240,000 chips into China: report (Donga Ilbo)-- Gov't, ruling party prioritize policy consistency amid property tax concerns (Seoul Shinmun)-- 1.6 tln-won fine imposed over rigging gov't bond bids (Segye Times)-- Data center boom comes at a cost for local residents (Chosun Ilbo)-- 'Stealth' tax hike burdens salary workers (JoongAng Ilbo)-- S. Korea's trade surplus with U. S. forecast to hit US$130 bln amid chip boom (Hankyoreh)-- Gov't allows bringing in up to 3 months' supply of weight-loss drugs (Hankook Ilbo)-- 1.6 tln-won fine imposed over rigging gov't bond bids (Maeil Business Newspaper)-- FTC fines 15 firms 1.62 tln won for rigging gov't bond bids (Korea Economic Daily) English-language dailies-- Korea's surprise short selling ban still haunts foreign investors (Korea Herald)-- AI glasses solve 4 CSAT math questions in 10 seconds (Korea Times)-- Korean base used in anti-China drill (Korea JoongAng Daily)(END)