London’s busiest railway is getting even busier. From Saturday 20 December 2025, Transport for London (TfL) will increase Saturday daytime Elizabeth line services between Whitechapel and Paddington from 16 to 20 trains per hour, giving passengers a train roughly every three minutes through the central section. London Post+3ianVisits+3LondonWorld+3 The upgrade adds four extra trains every hour on Saturdays between central London and the line’s eastern branches, with new services focused on Gidea Park, Abbey Wood and Whitechapel to support booming weekend leisure travel in the run-up to Christmas and into 2026. Travel And Tour World+1 What exactly is changing on

Korean small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) received a major boost on December 7, 2025, as a series of new partnerships were unveiled linking Seoul, New York and Korean‑American business networks across the United States. The Korea Federation of SMEs (KBIZ) confirmed it has signed a business agreement with the Greater New York Chamber of Commerce to support Korean SMEs’ entry into the New York metropolitan area, while U.S.-based KACCUSA (Korean American Chamber of Commerce USA) highlighted outcomes from its 2025 Business Summit held at KBIZ’s DMC Tower in Seoul.Maeil Business Newspaper+4미래를 보는 창 – 전자신문+4busan.com+4 Taken together, the announcements signal

President Donald Trump spent the past ten days escalating one of the boldest promises of his second term: that soaring tariff revenue will soon let Americans pay little — or even no federal income tax. He has floated the idea in a Thanksgiving call with troops, a December 2 Cabinet meeting, and subsequent media appearances, while also touting future $2,000 “tariff dividend” checks and the “largest tax refund season ever.” Fox Business+3Reuters+3CPA Practice Advisor+3 Economists, tax analysts — and now major corporations and the courts — are urgently asking a different question: Can tariffs really fund the U.S. government and