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Trending | INTC Surges 10% last Friday, Some Call options Soar 426%

On January 9, Eastern Time, Intel options saw a total of 326014 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 70% and puts making up 29%.

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China's Financial Deep Water Zone: How to Turn the "Intangible" into "Valuable" - Reflections on Changxin Storage's Preparation for Listing | Chen Xinshen

At a critical time in China's economic transformation, the listing of Changxin Storage reflects the challenges China faces in the valuation of intellectual property rights. The U.S. market values similar patents much higher than China, highlighting a fundamental divergence in asset pricing logic between the two countries. Although China has made progress in intellectual property protection, insufficient judicial enforcement has resulted in the value of patents not being fully realized in the capital market. This phenomenon reveals the financing difficulties faced by Chinese technology companies and emphasizes the urgent need for the pricing of intangible assets

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Stheadline·
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Meta Signs Nuclear Energy Deals To Power AI Supercluster

Meta has signed landmark agreements with energy leaders to power its operations through nuclear energy, enhancing the reliability of the electric grid and supporting job growth in American communities. This makes Meta one of the largest corporate purchasers of nuclear energy in U.S. history. Meanwhile, AI startup xAI, founded by Elon Musk, reported a net loss of $1.46 billion for the September quarter, indicating significant cash burn. Additionally, Wells Fargo has lowered CoreWeave's price target but maintains an Overweight rating, emphasizing the importance of AI in future performance.

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Talkmarkets·
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BUZZ-U.S. STOCKS ON THE MOVE-Intel, Gartner, Chipotle

The S&P 500 reached an intraday record high as a weaker jobs report did not affect expectations for interest rate cuts. The Dow Jones rose 0.41%, S&P 500 up 0.62%, and Nasdaq up 0.76%. Top gainers included Sandisk Corp (+12.2%), Builders FirstSource (+11.0%), and Intel (+10.6%). Notable losers were Lululemon (-4.9%) and Deckers Outdoor (-4.4%). Gold miners gained on the jobs report miss, while various companies saw significant stock movements due to upgrades and earnings reports.

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INTC
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Reuters·
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China’s Commerce Ministry to Review Meta’s Acquisition of AI Startup Manus

China’s Ministry of Commerce is investigating Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus to ensure compliance with Chinese laws on export controls and foreign investment. The acquisition, valued at several billion dollars, requires Manus to sever ties with China. Meta's shares initially rose but fell after news of the review. Manus, which shifted its headquarters to Singapore, has undergone multiple funding rounds, with its valuation increasing significantly. The review focuses on whether technologies developed in China are being transferred to foreign entities without proper permissions.

Yicai·
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Yicai·
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