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SEOUL, Aug. 10 (Yonhap) -- Officials from South Koreas and Swedens nuclear regulatory agencies met on Monday to discuss policy and regulatory issues related to high-level radioactive waste disposal and small modular reactors (SMRs). The South Korean Nuclear Safety Commission stated that the meeting in Seoul was part of cooperation between the two countries based on a memorandum of understanding signed in 2014. Sweden is one of the countries with advanced technology for high-level radioactive waste disposal and is the second country in the world, after Finland, to build such a deep geological disposal facility. South Koreas nuclear regulatory agency stated, "We plan to further enhance South Koreas regulatory capabilities for high-level radioactive waste disposal facilities through cooperation with Sweden."The president of the New York Stock Exchange is optimistic about the pipeline of listings in Asia and globally, and believes the global listing boom will continue until 2027.On August 10th, the highest 7-day annualized yield of Tencent Wealth Managements "Current Account +" was 1.1970%, and the lowest was 0.7060%. The highest 7-day annualized yield of WeChat Pays "Lingqian Tong" was 1.0280%, and the lowest was 0.9010%. The highest 7-day annualized yield of Alipays "Yuebao" was 1.0400%, and the lowest was 0.9010%.On August 10, the National Disaster Prevention, Reduction and Relief Commission and the Ministry of Emergency Management activated a Level IV national emergency response for disaster relief in response to the severe impact of Typhoon Dolphin (No. 13) on Zhejiang Province. A disaster relief working group was dispatched to the disaster area to assess the situation and guide and assist local authorities in disaster relief and assistance work, including disaster statistics and verification, resettlement and relief of affected people, and basic living security.According to Nikkei, Sony Group and TSMC (TSM.N) will invest 1 trillion yen in their Kumamoto plant.
