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At least 10 people died in a fire that engulfed a residential building in Hong Kong. The fire, which broke out in a high-rise building, also claimed the life of a firefighter. In another incident, actor Miguel Tanfelix lost around P20,000 in Brazil, while a giant Christmas tree was set up in Tagum City. Meanwhile, in the tech world, AI music generator Suno has partnered with Warner Music Group, allowing them to create AI-generated tracks with censored models and free downloads prohibited.

Warner Music Group has reached a settlement with AI music startup Suno, ending a legal dispute. The two companies have also formed a partnership, with Warner Music using Suno's AI technology to create licensed music. This deal is seen as a significant step in the music industry's approach to AI-generated music, ensuring fair compensation for artists.

A fire, or 'sunog' in Filipino, broke out at the venue of the upcoming COP30, the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Meanwhile, in Formula One news, Max Verstappen clocked the fourth fastest time during the first training session of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Yuki Tsunoda showcased potential driving for Red Bull. Tsunoda, known for his anime binges between races, is set to auction his Las Vegas GP helmet for a spinal injury charity. The Japanese driver recently spoke about his future in F1, expressing nervousness about the upcoming decision regarding his position at Red Bull. In other news, over 170 buildings in Japan were destroyed by a fire, with one fatality reported.

Suno, an AI music company, has reached a valuation of $2.45 billion following a funding round. The company, which has faced legal challenges, has secured $250 million in Series C funding. Meanwhile, in separate news, a fire in Brgy. San Roque has destroyed power lines and damaged over 170 structures, resulting in one fatality. Additionally, a hospital laboratory in Dumaguete City has also been destroyed by a fire, leading to the evacuation of patients.