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NASDAQ:NTES 20 November 2025 - 16 January 2026

Hang Seng slips as tech drags again, while chip and AI names buck the trend in Hong Kong

Hang Seng slips as tech drags again, while chip and AI names buck the trend in Hong Kong

The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.29% in Hong Kong on Friday, pressured by losses in shipping, casino, and healthcare stocks. Ctrip shares plunged 19% the previous day after news of a China antitrust probe, rattling investors. Semiconductor stocks rose, with Hua Hong Semiconductor up 7.39%. Mainland investors sold about HK$600 million in Hong Kong shares via Stock Connect.
16 January 2026
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China Stock Market Today: Shanghai Edges Higher as Hong Kong Tech Rallies and Defence Shares Jump – November 24, 2025

China Stock Market Today: Shanghai Edges Higher as Hong Kong Tech Rallies and Defence Shares Jump – November 24, 2025

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index jumped 2% to 25,716.50 on Monday, led by tech giants and a major aluminum IPO. Mainland China’s Shanghai Composite closed nearly flat at 3,836.77 after hitting a six-week low intraday. The CSI Defence Index surged 3.5% following Beijing’s warning to Japan over Taiwan. AI and semiconductor shares rose, while banks and energy stocks lagged.
24 November 2025
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NetEase (NTES) Q3 2025 Earnings Today: Revenue Miss, $5B Buyback Extension and Blizzard Pipeline Move the Stock

NetEase (NTES) Q3 2025 Earnings Today: Revenue Miss, $5B Buyback Extension and Blizzard Pipeline Move the Stock

NetEase reported Q3 2025 net revenue of RMB 28.4 billion, up 8.2% year over year but below analyst estimates. Shares fell 3–4% pre-market before rebounding to $138, about 3% above the prior close. The company extended its $5 billion share buyback program and declared a new dividend. Gaming growth and new Blizzard titles remain central to its outlook.
20 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Factorial Energy's $1.3 Billion Nasdaq Debut Accelerates Solid-State Battery Commercialization
    June 8, 2026, 3:23 PM EDT. Factorial Energy, a U.S. solid-state battery developer, has listed on Nasdaq (tickers FAC, FACWW) on June 8, 2026, following a business combination with Cartesian Growth Corporation III, valuing the company at approximately $1.3 billion. The transaction brought in over $100 million in gross proceeds to fund commercialization efforts across defense, aerospace, hyperscale data centers, drones, robotics, and e-mobility sectors. Factorial's partnerships with drone integrators KULR, Tulip Tech, and JRES span three continents. The firm is spearheading the first U.S. solid-state battery production program for passenger vehicles with Karma Automotive. A significant milestone includes a Mercedes-Benz EQS test vehicle completing a 1,205 km trip on a single FEST cell charge, showcasing the potential for enhanced battery performance.

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Archer Aviation Shares Bounce Back, FAA Timeline and Cash Burn in Focus

Archer Aviation Shares Bounce Back, FAA Timeline and Cash Burn in Focus

8 June 2026
Archer Aviation shares jumped 4.2% to $5.77 after last week’s 13.2% drop, as investors rotated back into growth and air-taxi stocks; the move follows Archer’s milestone as the first eVTOL developer to close Phase 3 of FAA certification, but heavy losses and high cash burn keep the stock highly sensitive to regulatory and financial risks.
Galaxy Digital spikes 24% as investors look at AI data center plans

Galaxy Digital spikes 24% as investors look at AI data center plans

8 June 2026
Galaxy Digital shares soared 23.6% to $31.07 after CEO Mike Novogratz said its West Texas AI data center—half of which is already leased—now represents more than half the company’s value, shifting focus from crypto to AI infrastructure; the stock’s surge outpaced bitcoin’s 2.7% rise as investors repriced Galaxy’s data-center business amid execution risks and strong analyst buy ratings.
Nu Shares Drop, $1 Billion Buyback Doesn’t Ease Market

Nu Shares Drop, $1 Billion Buyback Doesn’t Ease Market

8 June 2026
Nu Holdings shares slid 3.1% to $11.60 as investors weighed CFO transition risks and rising credit costs, erasing last week’s 4.1% buyback-driven bounce; BofA downgraded the stock to Underperform with a $10 target, citing uncertainty from Lago’s exit, while Nu’s $1B buyback failed to stem a 10.7% weekly drop and 30.7% year-to-date decline, leaving shares just above their 52-week low.
Inno Holdings Soared Nearly 20 Times—AI Deal Includes a Caveat

Inno Holdings Soared Nearly 20 Times—AI Deal Includes a Caveat

8 June 2026
Inno Holdings shares soared twentyfold to $20.97 after announcing a $3 million AI sales agent deal for its used mobile phone business, but investor risks remain with a recent $60 million at-the-market stock program and ongoing going-concern warnings in filings, as the project is still in early development and not yet commercially launched.
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