South Korea cancels parliamentary report on first US investment phase

South Korea canceled a parliamentary report on the first phase of $200 billion in US investments and postponed signing an MOU: the sides failed to agree on which reactor type to use in eight new US nuclear plants worth $120 billion. Korea insists on its APR1400, the US on Westinghouse's AP1000.

• Closed-door parliamentary report set for September 17 was canceled
• Of $200 billion in investments, $120 billion goes to eight new US nuclear plants
• Korea promotes APR1400 reactor, US promotes Westinghouse AP1000
• MOU signing expected September 18 was postponed