President Moon Jae In and executives of some 30 leading South Korean companies agreed Wednesday to cooperate closely to overcome a crisis prompted by Japan's tightened rules on semiconductor-related exports to its neighbor, his office said.The stricter regulation -- introduced after what Tokyo perceived as Seoul's failure to address a months-long row over compensation for wartime labor -- could hit South Korean chipmakers and potentially disrupt global supply chains."The executives agreed (with Moon) on the need for both short-term and long-term measures regarding Japan's export curbs...whi…READ FULL ARTICLE