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A person surnamed Kim Jun-Ho’s son Jeong-woo is proposed to by Ralral’s daughter Seo-bin. Expectations are high for how Ralral, who had long singled out Jeong-woo as a future son-in-law, will react. 

Vietnam has proposed an overhaul of its Postal Law to support expanding e-commerce deliveries, simplify business registration and strengthen accountability across postal networks. The draft would also extend universal postal services to parcels and goods packages, improving access for businesses and consumers in underserved areas.

The SEC’s proposed custody rule could unlock access to over $100 trillion in managed adviser funds for Bitcoin and crypto markets.

The proposed ASU would require the effects of recapture to be included when measuring the fair value of residential MSRs – eliminating diversity in practice and improving comparability.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday the U.S. has proposed a new “notification mechanism” for artificial intelligence incidents that could affect national security, part of weekend discussions ahead of talks at the White House this week between President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and city fire officials outlined plans Tuesday to invest in new fire equipment and facility improvements as part of the mayor’s proposed 2026 capital budget.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA) has proposed that the government implement stricter policies and equalise surcharges on cross-border e-commerce transactions, including the stricter enforcement of the sales tax on low-value goods (LVG), to secure national revenue.

Markets watchdog Sebi on Friday proposed extending the IT and cyber security framework of Market Infrastructure Institutions (MIIs) — comprising stock exchanges, depositories, and clearing corporations — to their subsidiaries to strengthen regulatory oversight.

x Sebi plans to extend IT and cyber security frameworks of MIIs (stock exchanges, depositories) to their subsidiaries for stronger regulatory oversight. Public comments open.

On September 3, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a proposal (the Proposal) to rescind Rule 206(4)-5, commonly referred to as the Pay-to-Play Rule (the Rule), in its entirety, eliminating the two-year time-out on compensated advisory services to government clients following a covered political contribution. The Proposal would also amend Rule 204-2, commonly…