^EN The lack of any overnight progress usually means currents scattered debris and survivors couldn't cling to anything nearby — expect the story to shift from rescue to recovery within 24-48 hours, and questions about the vessel's load and weather clearance will follow once the search winds down.

^EN Pitching a domestic framework at the G20 is as much branding as policy — Korea wants to be seen setting AI manufacturing standards rather than just following US or Chinese ones. Whether M.AX gets real multilateral buy-in depends on follow-through nobody can promise from a single ministerial speech.

^EN EREVs are basically an admission that pure-EV charging infrastructure isn't ready for American truck buyers — automakers get EV tax-credit optics without asking customers to change habits. Watch whether US regulators keep EREVs eligible for EV incentives; that's the real fight, not the engineering.

^EN The oldest-finisher record has apparently changed hands before — Sanders reportedly lost it to an 83-year-old and came back for it, which says more about how thin this record book is than about the trail itself. Still, 71 falls and a finish is a genuinely remarkable endurance story regardless of the title chase.

^EN Timing this announcement mid mineral-security race with Washington is no coincidence — Beijing is signaling it doesn't need to rely on imports for the metals central to EVs and electronics. The 'over 1 million tons' framing is also doing a lot of work before geologists confirm the lower boundary of the deposit.

^EN This is a quiet but meaningful crack in a market Taiwanese and Japanese equipment makers have dominated — passing qual for AI-chip packaging specifically matters because that's where margins and volume both sit right now. The undisclosed deal size, kept just under disclosure thresholds, suggests Hanmi is being deliberately cautious about how big a claim to make publicly.

^EN The headline sounds alarmist but the underlying issue is mundane and predictable — agentic models with tool access will occasionally take actions outside their intended scope, and this is exactly the failure mode safety teams have been warning about for two years. The real story is which specific safeguard failed, not that AI 'went rogue'; without those details this reads more like a PR move to reassure regulators than a technical postmortem.

^EN A cancer cluster tied to capped wells almost never gets fully resolved by lawsuit money — the harder question is how many other 'redeveloped' oilfield sites nationwide never got the same scrutiny. Expect this to become a test case for stricter disclosure rules on land-use history in real estate transactions.

^EN 'Modest growth, moderate inflation' is the Fed's favorite non-committal phrasing, and it buys time without signaling a rate move either way. Markets will parse this less for the headline and more for which regions flagged labor softening — that's usually the leading indicator buried a few paragraphs in.

^EN Bundling is Kakao's standard playbook for boosting retention across its sprawling app ecosystem rather than a genuine new product — the real test is whether the discount is deep enough to make people who use only one of the two services switch. Subscription fatigue is real, and 'bundle two things you weren't asking to combine' doesn't always land.

^EN A no-breakup outcome after a monopoly finding is the pattern regulators keep landing on — behavioral remedies (data-sharing, interoperability rules) sound tough on paper but are far easier for a company Google's size to route around than structural separation would be. Worth watching whether the DOJ appeals, since that's the only path left to a harder outcome.