MUMBAI: Lifestyle channel TLC will kick off a new series, ?Mission Menu?, on 10 June.

The show will air every Sunday at 8 pm.

?Mission Menu? follows three international Executive Chefs ? Giuseppe ?G? Bologona, Ricardo Cardona and Diane DiMeo ? as they employ their unique culinary skills to overhaul existing restaurant businesses, and also help launch new ones.

The passionate Chefs help struggling restaurants find their way and they stop at nothing to ensure that their clients find success. Whether the fare is French, Thai or a fusion of the two, Chefs G, Ricardo and Diane are capable of combining flavours and ingredients to create culinary artistry.

The greatest executive chefs in the world are not masters of just one cuisine ? they are ambassadors of food. From transforming a flat lining Mexican restaurant to turning an Italian restaurant upside down, no task is too tough for this inspired crew. On this extraordinary journey, the crew also helps people realise their dreams and get out of a bad situation with their menu-overhauling skills.

The ?Mission Menu? team experiments with menus from all over the world ? Korean, Brazilian, Vietnamese, Thai and Puerto Rican, no cuisine is too tough to tackle for these gourmet gods.

Master chef Giuseppe ?G? Bologona is the main person who liaises with the restaurateurs. With a passion and talent for putting new twists on any cuisine, the Brooklyn-born businessman also helps ensure that the team stays within their budget for each mission. Ricardo Cardona is chef and owner of several successful restaurants. The dishes he creates are as fiery as his temper!

Diane DiMeo has years of experience in the food industry, having worked with top restaurants and almost every type of cuisine. Diane is also one of the very few female executive chefs. The ?Mission Menu? chefs are assisted by Meat, the team?s apprentice. Meat aspires to become a Chef and does his best to help out in any way he can.

MUMBAI: Dow Jones? Factiva, a global digital business aggregator, has extended its reach in Asia with the launch of Korean-language coverage and the addition of several leading South Korean news publications.

Factiva includes content from Maeil Business Newspaper, The Herald Business and Korea Newswire. Content from JoongAng Ilbo, JoongAng Sunday and Economist, in addition to news and commentary provided through the Dow Jones Korean Language Service, will be progressively added over the coming weeks.

The expanded Korean-language content comes as US and European companies increasingly look to the South Korea market for trade and investment opportunities. The US-South Korea free trade agreement, ratified in 2011, took effect on 15 March.

Factiva?s addition of these widely circulated, influential business and financial news sources greatly extends its search capabilities in South Korea and will complement an existing range of English-language sources already covered from South Korea.

Users will also be able to take advantage of Factiva?s automated translation feature to translate search results into English, or one of more than 50 supported languages, to enhance their understanding of their organisation?s brand or products as covered in influential South Korean media, as well as of their key partners or competitors.

Dow Jones VP of Factiva David Chivers said, "Factiva?s ambitions to expand news and information sourced from South Korea are commensurate with the growing presence of South Korean brands in the U.S. and American brands in South Korea. With the combination of search, alert, snapshot and translation functions within Factiva, our users will be better equipped to identify and respond to opportunities in the South Korea market."

South Korea is one of Asia?s five-largest economies by nominal GDP and a growing source of and destination for foreign direct investment and global trade.