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Simple payments expand acceptance as night stock trading ramps up

South Korea\'s simple payment companies are expanding where their services can be used by linking existing networks and supplying payment infrastructure to new sectors. Banks and internet-only lenders are also widening mobile lending and alternative credit offerings. Regulators and the government are moving on youth savings, transport fare support and payment security checks. After-hours trading has extended KOSPI and KOSDAQ hours to 8 p.m., while debate continues over digital asset taxation and related infrastructure.

Industry

EU exceeds first-year sustainable aviation fuel mandate target, new challenges emerge

The European Union’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) blending mandate exceeded its first-year target, helping expand the market. SAF supplied to EU airports in 2025 totalled about 1.1 million tonnes, or 2.8 percent of total aviation fuel, above the 2 percent requirement. Supply is concentrated in HEFA fuels made largely from used cooking oil and animal fats, while most feedstocks are imported. Investment in synthetic e-SAF remains stalled, with no projects reaching final investment decision.

AI & Enterprise

SpaceX considers buying data from bankrupt startup for Grok training

SpaceX\'s AI unit has internally reviewed a plan to buy customer information and operating data from a bankrupt startup and use it to train Grok, according to a report. The discussions remain informal and may not lead to a transaction. The unit is focusing on digital assets from defunct startups that cannot object, including customer files and operational records. Similar bankrupt-data deals have raised privacy and consent disputes.