SEOUL -- Reforming South Korea's family owned conglomerates was front and center in President Moon Jae-in's election campaign, yet some in the business community are already questioning the new leader's resolve to tackle such a daunting task.
Clad in a navy suit and a blue tie, Moon promised in his inauguration speech on May 10 to take the lead in reforming the conglomerates, also known as chaebol.
