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Hanwha Invests $5 Billion in the Philippine Shipyard Symbolized by "MAS" [3-Minute Brief]

[At a Glance]
① Hanwha Group to Invest $5 Billion in Philippine Shipyard
② Yellow Envelope Law: Unclear Boundaries Fuel Growing Confusion
③ Trump Aims for Fed Board Majority... Concerns Over Eroding Independence

MARKET INDEX
Hanwha Invests $5 Billion in the Philippine Shipyard Symbolized by "MAS" [3-Minute Brief]


○ All three major U.S. stock indices rose together... Expectations for Nvidia's earnings
○ Market remains calm despite Trump's attempts to pressure the Fed
○ Yields on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds stabilized... The dollar remained flat


TOP 3 NEWS


■ Hanwha to Invest $5 Billion in Philippine Shipyard... Kim Dongkwan: "We Will Play a Central Role"


○ Plans to expand the shipbuilding capacity of the Philippine shipyard to 20 vessels per year
○ Orders received from Hanwha Shipping, including 10 oil tankers
○ First achievement since Korea-U.S. shipbuilding cooperation



■ Is the Devil in the Ambiguity?... Confusion Grows Over the "Yellow Envelope Law" Full of Loopholes


○ Unclear boundaries for the law's application... Confusion spreads at small and medium-sized enterprises
○ Concerns about inevitable clashes between primary contractors and subcontractors over "negotiating parties"
○ Moves to establish preemptive defensive logic to avoid setting precedents



■ "Fed Board Majority Soon Secured" Trump Nears Control of Central Bank... Independence of Monetary Policy at Risk


○ Trump: "Majority soon secured... Interest rates must be lowered"
○ Cook: "Trump has no authority to dismiss... Will file a lawsuit"
○ Legal battle expected... Growing concerns over central bank independence


Graphic News: "At This Rate, China Will Overtake Us"... Urgent Need to Improve Korean Semiconductor Technology
Hanwha Invests $5 Billion in the Philippine Shipyard Symbolized by "MAS" [3-Minute Brief]


○ Korean semiconductors still lead China in processing and mass production technology
○ However, China has caught up in basic and design technologies
○ Export-Import Bank of Korea: "Urgent need to improve semiconductor technology"


Money-Making Law
Hanwha Invests $5 Billion in the Philippine Shipyard Symbolized by "MAS" [3-Minute Brief]


■ Supreme Court: "Right of Passage to Adjacent Land Recognized If Substantial Use Is Difficult"


○ Supreme Court: "Even if an alternative route exists, right of passage may be recognized if farming is difficult"
○ Lower court ruled against the plaintiff due to the existence of an alternative route
○ Supreme Court pointed out a misunderstanding of legal principles and remanded the case
☞Read the article:  https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2025082715095449413



■ "Up to 5x Punitive Damages for Media Reports May Hinder Realistic Compensation for Damages"


○ Ruling party pushes for up to 5x punitive damages for harm caused by media reports
○ Legal community: "Lack of fairness and effectiveness, concerns about shrinking compensation discussions"
○ Press Arbitration Commission: "Quick resolution is important... Need measures to prevent abuse of lawsuits"
☞Read the article:  https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2025082715114252443



■ Confusion Over Response to the Yellow Envelope Law... Companies Turning to Law Firms


○ Yellow Envelope Law passed... Expanded definition of primary employers and scope of labor disputes
○ Companies expect increased management risks, likely to seek more legal advice and litigation
○ Experts: "Actual control is unclear... Court judgment will be necessary"
☞Read the article:  https://www.asiae.co.kr/article/lawtimes/2025082715133757842



※ "Money-Making Law," a content partnership section between Asia Economy and Law Times, is published every Tuesday and Thursday.


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Hanwha Invests $5 Billion in the Philippine Shipyard Symbolized by "MAS" [3-Minute Brief]

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