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Renters owed deposits face a choice. If your previous deposit has not been returned, consider applying for a leasehold registration order before registering your move-out. The 14-day deadline for move-in registration after moving is not a grace period for deposit protection. Your right to assert the new lease against third parties begins at midnight the day after you take possession and complete registration. Filing within 14 days and establishing that right are separate matters. A fixed date stamp is part of priority repayment, but possession and move-in registration are also required. If you register online, check whether the head of household needs to confirm the filing, then check the processing result. This lets you verify the filing rather than assume submission was the final step. These rules apply to jeonse and monthly rentals. If you are moving while a previous deposit remains unpaid, or filing your new registration online, read the article for the sequence and timing of those steps.

Analysts review a $94.1B SpaceX stake. Alphabet valued its SpaceX shares at approximately $94.1 billion at the end of June 2026. That valuation does not establish why Google invested in 2015 or whether orbital computing can be profitable. Reporting at the time placed Google's investment in the context of satellite internet. There is no evidence that gaining an early lead in space data centers was its aim. Starcloud's orbital AI run demonstrates computing in orbit, but does not establish the profitability of a large-scale service. Google's $200 per kg figure is a long-term launch-cost scenario, not a current commercial price. The article explains why a viability assessment must consider the cost of delivered computing power, including cooling and communications, while testing component reliability separately. For investors and AI infrastructure teams assessing space data centers, these distinctions separate a stake's value from a proposed service's economics. Read the article for the investment context and viability criteria.

Scholars trace Busan's refuge periods. The official 1023 days span two refuge-capital periods, not one continuous stay. Busan became a refuge capital on August 18, 1950, after the government moved via Daejeon and Daegu. A return to Seoul separated its two periods in that role. The article keeps the figure used in official descriptions distinct from questions about how those days are calculated. A 1950 circular on dispersing refugees assigned shelter, food, transport and public health duties to different ministries. The article then distinguishes relief supplies scheduled to arrive, supplies that arrived and distribution plans from the amounts refugees actually received. Those distinctions help prevent a plan from being read as evidence of delivery to a household. The Temporary Central Government Building, Busan Port Pier 1 and refugee housing show different parts of government operations and life in refuge. Researchers and heritage readers studying Korean War Busan can read the article to connect those sites with the relief records.

Historians date Bongodong to June 7. In 1920, that date is commonly assigned to the main fighting, but it does not settle differences across the records. Korean battle reports and Japanese military reports give different casualty figures. Neither set should be treated as a confirmed total. Battle reports also record a transport shortage that persisted after the victory, a limit that a summary of the outcome can miss. The article traces the alliance of units affiliated with the Korean Independence Army, the Military Administration Office, and the National Association. Lee Hwa-il's small unit drew Japanese troops in; the ambush force attacked after the main Japanese force moved into the terrain. Shared supply duties show how the units supported the joint operation. For readers studying the June 1920 independence campaign in northern Gando, read the full account to keep the timeline, tactics, reported losses, and supply limits distinct.

Fraud may cut a farmland buyer's time. For fraudulent acquisition and similar violations, a disposal order can come without the usual period for fulfilling the duty to dispose of the land. That exception matters when assessing what may follow a full farmland survey. A survey finding alone does not trigger an enforcement fine. The 25% fine applies only if a person fails to comply with a disposal order without a valid reason. It is based on the higher of the appraised value and the value based on the officially assessed individual land price. Owners can use those conditions to distinguish a finding from a potential fine. Leasing or leaving farmland fallow can be permitted in cases such as inheritance, old age, or illness. The relief plan announced on October 8, 2026, for ordinary violations depends on enactment of a special measures act; it is separate from those exceptions. Farmland buyers, inheritors, and owners reviewing a survey finding can read the article for the rules on disposal, fines, and exceptions.

KBO fifth-place fans need both wins. In the 2026 KBO Wild Card, the fifth-place team must win both games to reach the semi-playoffs. The regular-season fourth-place team advances with one win or a tie. That difference matters when planning to watch. A second game is possible, but the series can end after one. Both games, if played, take place at the fourth-place team's home stadium, so you can plan around one venue. Game 1 is scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, 2026, in South Korea. The final matchup, game times and broadcast listings still need to be checked against the official KBO game schedule. A starting date and venue do not establish which broadcast to choose. If you follow the KBO postseason or plan to watch the series, read the article for the advancement rules, schedule and where to confirm the viewing details.