Friday, October 30, 2026

Seoul Brings London and New York Ferry Experts to the Table: What the Han River Bus Needs to Avoid a Subsidy Trap

Seoul Mayor Oh Se Hoon addresses challenges in Han River Bus operations, emphasizing improvement and learning from global experts.

“You Can’t Eat Missiles, Jong-un”: Kim Flaunts High-Tech Warships While Bellies Stay Empty

North Korea tested strategic cruise and anti-ship missiles from the Choe Hyon Ho destroyer, supervised by Kim Jong Un, improving military readiness.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics Secures 450 Million KRW MLCC Supply Deal for AI Servers: What This Means for the Tech Industry

Samsung Electro-Mechanics has signed a $290M deal for MLCCs for AI servers, aiming to expand its product portfolio and market share.

Economy

Fed’s October Rate Hold: What It Means for December’s 0.25% Hike Probability in Asia

After the Fed's October rate freeze, the probability of a December hike dropped from 90.7% to 84.8%.

Samsung Expands Semiconductor Capacity: What to Expect from the New Texas Foundry?

Samsung Electronics begins equipment installation at its Texas foundry and considers expanding production capacity with new facilities.

Bitcoin Surges to 80,000 USD: What Does the FOMC Decision Mean for Investors?

Bitcoin recovers to 80,000 USD amid strong U.S. tech stocks, while market remains cautious ahead of the FOMC's interest rate decision.

How Hanmi Semiconductor is Revolutionizing the Global Market with Art: A Collaboration with Philip Colbert

Hanmi Semiconductor unveils third artwork collaboration with global pop artist Philip Colbert in prominent locations.

How Digital Assets Could Strengthen the Dollar: Insights from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts that virtual assets will strengthen the global dominance of the dollar.
Latest

Trump Signals Hands-Off Approach to Fed Rate Decisions Under Incoming Chair Kevin Warsh

Trump delegates interest rate decisions to Warsh, signaling a shift from pressure on Powell amid rising inflation and economic uncertainty.

Major U.S. Crypto Exchanges Urge Senate to Remove Token Listing Restrictions From CLARITY Act

U.S. exchanges urge removal of token listing restrictions in the CLARITY Act, fearing it could stifle innovation in the crypto market.

Hurom Builds Momentum in Global B2B Market With Commercial Juicer Showcase at Chicago Industry Event

Hurom showcases commercial juicers at the National Restaurant Association Show, aiming for global B2B market growth and health-conscious trends.

Trump-Backed Review Could Open Federal Reserve Payment Rails to More Fintech and Digital Asset Companies

Trump directs the Fed to enhance fintech access to payment systems, potentially easing barriers for cryptocurrency firms.

Tiger Research Forecasts U.S. Clarity Act Could Win Final Passage by July

The U.S. Clarity Act aims for passage by July, regulating stablecoins and enabling legal token issuance, boosting the digital asset market.

SEC Prepares New Framework to Allow Blockchain-Based Trading of Tokenized Stocks

The SEC plans to unveil rules allowing blockchain-based stock token trading, enhancing flexibility in securities markets.

Dartmouth Discloses Crypto ETF Holdings as Ivy League Exposure to Digital Assets Expands

Dartmouth College invests $3.3M in crypto ETFs, joining other Ivy League schools in increasing crypto allocations.

Bitcoin Rebounds Above $81,000 After Clarity Act Clears Senate Banking Committee

The Clarity Act passes the Senate Banking Committee, boosting Bitcoin prices and defining digital asset classifications.

Senate Banking Committee Approves CLARITY Act, Advancing U.S. Crypto Market Structure Bill

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee approved the CLARITY Act, categorizing virtual assets and addressing stablecoin regulations, but ethics provisions were rejected.

U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield Breaks Above 4.5%, Raising Pressure on Korea’s Stock Market

U.S. Treasury yields surpass 4.5%, raising concerns over South Korea's stock market amid inflation and geopolitical tensions.

Bitcoin Falls to $78,122 After Briefly Crossing $80,000 as $995.5 Million Leaves U.S. Spot ETFs

Bitcoin remains stagnant despite progress on the CLARITY Act in the U.S. virtual asset market structure.

The U.S. Is Moving Fast on Stablecoins—and South Korea May Be Running Out of Time

The U.S. is advancing stablecoin regulation with the Genius Act, while South Korea lags behind in legislative efforts, risking competitiveness.

American Investors Turn to Korean Equities as AI Boom Lifts KOSPI Toward 8,000

The KOSPI index nears 8,000 as U.S. investors flock to Korean stocks, with AI-driven gains in Samsung and SK Hynix.

Broadcom’s Big Legal Bet in Korea Against Samsung Just Backfired

Broadcom lost its lawsuit against a 191 billion KRW fine for unfair practices against Samsung Electronics amid competitive tensions.

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