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The U.S. ITC preliminarily ruled that BOE infringed on Samsung Display’s trade secrets, potentially leading to an import ban on BOE’s OLED panels. Apple, a customer of both companies, stated that current iPhones are unaffected. BOE is a potential supplier for the iPhone 16, and Samsung Display and LG Display could absorb BOE’s orders if the ban takes effect. Separately, BOE is suing Samsung over Galaxy devices, seeking import bans and damages. A final ITC ruling is expected in November.

Li Fugui, a 27-year-old tofu seller from Xinxiang, has gained internet fame in China for her videos showcasing her work and rural life. Starting her day at 5 a.m., she delivers tofu and other necessities to elderly residents in rural villages. Beyond selling goods, Li assists the elderly, helping them with tasks and connecting them with family. Her videos highlight the beauty of the countryside and her genuine community care, resonating with viewers who appreciate her authenticity and hard work.

Goodyear is donating its last-remaining GZ20 blimp gondola to the EAA Museum for a children’s exhibit as part of its blimp program’s centennial. The gondola, which served on the *Europa* and *Stars and Stripes* blimps, will inspire future aviation enthusiasts. Goodyear is also offering a limited-edition collectible featuring a piece of the *Spirit of Goodyear* blimp, with proceeds benefiting the EAA Museum. Goodyear is showcasing its aviation tires and blimps at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2025.

A South Korean BBQ restaurant on Ulleung Island is facing backlash after a blogger revealed alleged price gouging, charging a premium for fatty pork belly. The video went viral, sparking outrage among locals and tourists who accuse the restaurant of exploiting visitors. This incident highlights the need for tourists to be cautious, verify prices, and clarify fees before ordering to avoid negative experiences on the otherwise scenic island destination.

China’s food delivery subsidy war is likely winding down. Reports indicate a decrease in the massive discounts that previously characterized the market. While coupons are still available, the period of heavily subsidized deliveries, sometimes offering meals for free, appears to be ending.

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Tianjin Jinmen Tiger beat Chengdu Rongcheng 2-1 in a Chinese Super League match marred by fan misconduct. In the 85th minute, Chengdu Rongcheng’s Wei Shihao argued with Tianjin fans, leading to a CFA reprimand of the Tianjin venue and a

CoreWeave (Nasdaq: CRWV) announced a private offering of $1.5 billion in senior notes due 2031, guaranteed by its subsidiaries. The AI hyperscaler intends to use the proceeds to repay debt and cover expenses, bolstering its position in the expanding AI infrastructure market. The offering targets qualified institutional buyers and non-U.S. persons, adhering to securities regulations. CoreWeave provides cloud solutions for accelerated computing and cautions investors about forward-looking statements, advising due diligence and consulting SEC filings.

Nanjing’s No. 503 bus line now offers “SF Half-Day Delivery,” transporting goods alongside passengers to expedite deliveries. This “bus-plus-delivery” model aims to improve efficiency by leveraging existing infrastructure. Several cities have experimented with similar initiatives due to declining ridership and increasing financial difficulties. This collaboration between public transport and express delivery could reduce costs and improve last-mile delivery. However, concerns exist regarding regulations, driver workload, and the suitability of passenger vehicles for cargo transport.

Circle (CRCL), a stablecoin issuer, debuted on the NYSE in June 2025 and surged 622% post-IPO, reaching a near $50 billion market cap. Stablecoins, likened to ADRs, face increasing regulatory scrutiny, exemplified by the “Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act.” Circle’s USDC, positioned as a compliant alternative to USDT, saw fluctuating issuance and redemptions. Challenges include reliance on Coinbase, potential interest rate cuts impacting revenue, and competition from Big Tech and government initiatives. The US’s complex stance on stablecoins stems from SWIFT disruption and US debt demand dynamics.