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Niamh O’Sullivan

Stronger tenant protections intensify concerns Fears of another rent spike emerge Critics warn of a de facto shift toward public leasing South Korea’s ruling bloc has begun promoting a “3+3+3 lease renewal” bill that could reshape the nation’s rent

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Tyler Hansbrough

US Congress Seeks to Expand AUKUS Partnership with a Capable Shipbuilding Nation South Korea, with World-Class Shipbuilding Expertise, Emerges as a Leading Candidate Another Contender, Norway, Strengthens Its Case with Strong Maritime Ties to the UK

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

China’s National People’s Congress Backs AI Research and Core Technologies Beijing Moves to Strengthen Ethical and Security Oversight Washington Unveils Action Plan to Ease Regulations and Accelerate Innovation The reg

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Low-quality data erodes performanceAI slop triggers a cycle of distrust

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Siobhán Delaney

Hackings Targeting Japan and Singapore Exchanges Money Laundering in Russia and Cambodia Funds Cashed Out via Brokers and Used for Weapons Trade North Korea has reportedly stolen a total of $4 billion worth of digital assets between

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Aoife Brennan

BHP Takes Neutral Stance Amid US–China Rare-Earth Tensions US Turns to Australia to Cut Reliance on Chinese Supply “Technology Matters More Than Resources,” Says China with Confidence The new chairman of Australia’s BHP, the world’s

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Ethan McGowan

Firms use complexity to hide true costs UK evidence shows obfuscation raises prices even with competition Standard total-price labels, algorithm-aware enforcement, and price literacy can protect consumers In the United Kingdom,

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Tyler Hansbrough

Bank of Korea Holds Key Rate Again in October After July and August Pauses Soaring Seoul Home Prices Raise Questions Over Coordination with Oct.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Fifteen Seoul district heads demand reversal of land transaction permit zones Homebuyers face barriers if housing prices exceed $11 million LTV cap cuts restrict purchases even below $11 million threshold On October 15, President Lee Jae-myung’s a

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Aoife Brennan

Global Robot Dog Market Projected to Grow 18% Annually Through 2030 Automation Wave Sweeps the World as Amazon Replaces Workers with Robots China’s Robotics Ecosystem Booms with Strong Government Support The global robot dog market is expec

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Oliver Griffin

DRAM Supercycle Conditions in Place AI-Driven DRAM Demand Robust, Chinese Output Cuts Add Momentum Rising Risk of Supply Shortages in Commodity DRAM A semiconductor supercycle is taking shape as artificial intelligence (AI) data cent

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Matthew Reuter

Domestic M&A Deals Plummet as Billion-Dollar Transactions Vanish Sellers Hold Out for Higher Prices While Buyers Balk Major Deals Including HPSP and CJ Bio Fall Through South Korea’s mergers and acquisitions (M&

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Stefan Schneider

Auto-heavy export structure takes a direct tariff hitIndustry accelerates shift in export strategy

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Tyler Hansbrough

Samsung Electronics Teams Up with Google, Qualcomm to Enter XR Market But Faces Tough Competition from Meta’s Low-Priced Quest 3 Meta Shifts Focus from Quest 4 to High-End XR Headsets and Smart Glasses Photo=Samsung

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Consensus among postwar generations drives Japan’s economic revivalDeep-rooted social perception of “labor as virtue”

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

IMO Delays Mid-Term Measure Decision by One Year U.S.

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Aoife Brennan

Netherlands Ousts Chinese CEO of Nexperia US Pressure Sparks Tensions as China Retaliates with Export Controls Auto Parts Supply Chain in Turmoil, European Carmakers on Alert The dismissal of the Chinese CEO of Dutch semiconductor firm Nexperi

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Niamh O’Sullivan

Exynos 2600 mass production signals a revivalYield and cost war with TSMC intensifies

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Siobhán Delaney

Surging power demand from data center expansion Electricity costs passed on to consumers Global ripple effect of energy inflation emerging Electricity prices across the United States have surged, with artificial intelligence (AI) data center

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David O'Neill

A weak dollar is a systemic risk for non-key currency economies Losses hit reserves, balance sheets, and trade through dollar pricing Diversify reserves, match contract and debt currencies, and build hedging One fact stands out

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