Multiple independent web search results confirm that Samsung Electronics shares rose by approximately 6% on Thursday following the union's decision to suspend a planned strike after a tentative deal.

Evidence confirms that Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon was involved in framing the settlement and that a tentative agreement was reached, leading to the suspension of the strike.

Two independent sources explicitly state that Nvidia's revenue surged 85% to $81.62 billion from $44.06 billion a year earlier.

The evidence explicitly states that the vote on the tentative agreement will take place from May 22 to 27, as mentioned by union leader Choi Seung-ho.

Multiple sources mention that Samsung previously proposed allocating 10% of operating profit to bonuses, and other sources discuss the specific profit targets associated with the bonus scheme.

Multiple sources confirm that the union's primary demands were to link bonuses to operating profits and to abolish the bonus cap, and the context of the 'tentative deal' implies these were the points of negotiation.

Although the claim was listed as having no evidence in the prompt's summary, the 'Evidence gathered' section for Claim 6 actually contains the specific details: special bonuses paid in stock over 10 years with targets of 200 trillion won for 2026-2028.

Similar to claim 8, the evidence provided under claim 6 explicitly mentions the target of 100 trillion won from 2029 to 2035.