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SEOUL ECONOMIC DAILY 4 ARTICLE KEY SUMMARY CONTENT GENERATION PROMPT Content Structure Rules *Output must not include bold formatting. [Intro (Fixed Text)] ``` "Tomorrow morning's newspaper tonight!" Meet the headlines of tomorrow's Seoul Economic Daily front page one night in advance. We deliver the major economic issues of tomorrow, not yet disclosed, faster, easier, and clearer than anyone else. ``` [Article Summary Structure] [Seoul Economic Daily Front Page ①] Korean Family Office Funds Fleeing to Singapore At least 800 billion KRW in Korean Family Office (FO) funds have relocated to Singapore since 2023 because the super-rich want an investment haven without the burden of inheritance and stock transfer taxes. Founders like Jung Kang-sik, the former co-founder of Hyperconnect, are setting up FOs there after selling their companies for high values, like the 2 trillion KRW sale to US Match Group in 2021. The Singaporean government is actively supporting the FO industry, but Korea's stance on tax relief for high-net-worth individuals is strict. Experts warn that without support for the FO industry, Korea could see capital flight just like Taiwan did. [Seoul Economic Daily Front Page ②] 1-Dollar Tether Briefly Hit 5,700 KRW: Bithumb Liquidity Crisis On the morning of the 11th, during a global crypto market crash, the price of Tether (USDT)—a stablecoin pegged to $1—suddenly jumped to 5,755 KRW on Bithumb, which is South Korea’s second-largest exchange. Industry experts say Bithumb’s ‘USDT lending service’ triggered massive liquidations, causing the price to temporarily spike more than three times its usual rate, which is a major concern. While Upbit and Coinone saw prices around 1,650–1,670 KRW, Bithumb reported a severe liquidity shortage. Because investor complaints are pouring in, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) is stepping in to investigate the situation. [Seoul Economic Daily Front Page ③] 10 Trillion KRW for Aging SOC: A Welcome Rain for Local Construction Following recent infrastructure accidents, like the Osan retaining wall collapse in July, the government is moving to inject up to 10 trillion KRW over 10 years to repair aging non-capital SOC facilities. This plan is part of the 'Special Act on Safety Enhancement of Facilities' being proposed by Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Moon Jin-seok. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will put this money in quickly, without preliminary feasibility studies, because preventative investment is necessary for the 170,000 facilities over 30 years old. This massive financial injection is expected to provide much-needed relief and economic revitalization for the struggling local construction industry. [Seoul Economic Daily Front Page ④] Three Researchers of Sustained Growth Through Destructive Innovation Win Nobel Economic Prize The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was announced on the 13th (local time) and went to three professors for their contributions to research on sustained economic growth through technological innovation. The winners are Professor Joel Mokyr (Northwestern University, US), Professor Philippe Aghion (Collège de France), and Professor Peter Howitt (Brown University, US). The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honored them for establishing the theory of sustained growth via technological development. Professor Aghion and Professor Howitt are particularly recognized for establishing the mechanism for sustained growth through ‘creative destruction’. [Instagram Hashtags] ``` #서울경제 #서경 #경제뉴스 #2025년10월14일 #Superrich #Singapore #Tether #Bithumb #SOC #Construction #Nobel #Economics #경제 #금융 #재테크 #경제정보 #뉴스 #이슈 #상식 #시사 #오늘뉴스 #경제상식 #시사상식 #1면뉴스 #헤드라인 ```