TREE NEWS update: China and Gabon agreed to conclude negotiations on the early harvest arrangement of a common development economic partnership agreement and to sign it as soon as possible, according to a joint statement on building a China-Gabon community with a shared future in the new era. The two sides also agreed to launch and accelerate talks to upgrade their bilateral investment protection agreement and pledged a stable business environment for companies from both countries.
TREE NEWS reports: North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor spent about eight weeks inside Binance before the October 29 theft of roughly $6.4 billion, Security Alliance (SEAL) said, noting the disclosed details match the group’s “shell company plus multiple interview rounds” playbook. SEAL said TraderTraitor is distinct from the recruiting-lure Contagious Interview group and has also breached LayerZero, AFX and possibly Bitget, dwelling three to six weeks inside those organizations.
TREE NEWS reports: Moderna’s premarket share gain widened to 12%, the stock extending its advance ahead of the market open. The move marks a sharp premarket rally for the vaccine maker, with the 12% figure reflecting the expanded gain. No further details on the cause of the move were provided.
TREE NEWS update: TeraWulf (WULF) reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $76.2 million, with HPC leasing contributing $63 million, or about 83% of the total. Net income came in at roughly $709.9 million, driven by non-cash items including changes in the fair value of warrants, while adjusted EBITDA was about -$12.8 million. As of Sept. 30, the Lake Mariner campus had 102 MW of critical IT capacity operational and 336 MW under construction, and contracted power capacity at the Muskie campus was expanded to 1 GW from 500 MW, pending approval by the Kentucky Public Service Commission.
TREE NEWS update: China’s National Radio and Television Administration removed 2.71 million infringing links and handled 175 infringing accounts in October 2026, the regulator said. Working with key provincial bureaus, it focused monitoring on hit dramas including “The Great Long March” and titles on its TV drama copyright protection warning list. Industry participants were organized to respond promptly under the joint effort.
TREE NEWS update: Chinese Premier Li Qiang held talks with Austrian Chancellor Stocker, who is on an official visit to China, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the morning of November 6. The meeting was part of Stocker’s official visit to the country.
TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said on November 6 that he supports ‘superintelligence’ (SI) 100% as president, and will work with states across the country that want to get ‘rich’ by hosting it. He described those states as ‘gold mines,’ adding that only foolish leaders would say no to the wealth they bring.
TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said he fully supports artificial intelligence, stating his position as “100% support for AI.” The remark, relayed in a brief public statement, gives no further policy detail or specific initiative. It marks an explicit endorsement of AI from the sitting president.
TREE NEWS update: Four aircraft flying over France received bomb alerts on November 6 and all landed safely, the French prime minister’s office said. Bomb-disposal teams are inspecting the planes and authorities have opened an investigation into the source of the alerts. It was the second consecutive day of such incidents in France, after a Dublin-to-Rome flight was diverted to an air base on November 5; Prague airport also reported alerts on at least eight flights.
TREE NEWS update: Jiechuang Intelligent announced it will deliver computing power services to H1 Company in batches, with each batch governed by separately signed orders and a 60-month service term. Billing runs on a monthly settlement cycle, and the total contract value is estimated at 4.915 billion yuan (tax included) based on provisional pricing.
TREE NEWS update: Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with Gabon’s President Brice Oligui Nguema at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the afternoon of Nov. 6 during Nguema’s state visit to China. The two leaders jointly announced that bilateral relations will be elevated to a China-Gabon community with a shared future for the new era.
TREE NEWS reports: Under Armour reported second-quarter net revenue of $1.24 billion, down 6.9% year on year but above the $1.22 billion market estimate. Adjusted operating income fell 53% to $24.9 million, topping the $13.6 million consensus, while operating profit came in at $14.8 million, down 13% and ahead of the $14.4 million estimate. The company guided full-year adjusted earnings per share to $0.080-$0.12, against a $0.10 consensus.
TREE NEWS update: Hardware wallet maker Keystone said its Nexus App suffered a cyberattack that temporarily disrupted service for some users. The team has hardened server security and found no evidence that user assets or personal information were affected, it said. Keystone released version 1.3.7 to strengthen security; the Android build is live on Google Play while the iOS version awaits App Store review, and users can sign via Keystone-supported third-party wallets meanwhile.
TREE NEWS update: Wuliangye Group, the controlling shareholder of liquor maker Wuliangye, completed its share increase plan on November 6, 2026, having bought a cumulative 40.9675 million shares through centralized bidding between May 7 and November 6, 2026. The stake represents 1.06% of total share capital, with the purchases totaling 3.014 billion yuan.
TREE NEWS update: China’s National Radio and Television Administration has launched a new two-month special campaign to clean up micro-dramas, running from Nov 1 through the end of December. The regulator announced the deployment of the targeted governance effort without detailing specific enforcement measures. The campaign covers the fast-growing short-form drama sector.
TREE NEWS reports: Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR), a Nasdaq-listed HYPE treasury company, raised $911 million through a committed equity facility in the third quarter and spent about $785 million to buy roughly 9.1 million HYPE. Its HYPE holdings rose from 29.3 million on June 30 to 38.5 million on September 30, equal to about 16% of the roughly 238 million HYPE in circulation as of October 29. The company also repurchased about 2.7 million PURR shares for $17 million and held $254.6 million in cash and cash-like instruments at quarter-end, with no debt.
TREE NEWS reports: North Korea has run a hacker-training system for over a decade, selecting about 150 to 200 students aged 11 or 12 each year for computer science study, with only a few reaching the military’s cyber unit, Reuters reported. Defectors said the hackers’ military unit can receive up to 30% of stolen proceeds in US dollars, and top hackers get Pyongyang housing and large foreign-currency rewards. South Korea’s National Intelligence Service estimated in 2024 that North Korea has about 8,400 cyber warfare personnel.
TREE NEWS reports: Moderna reported third-quarter revenue of $1.31 billion, up 29% year over year and above the $888.1 million market estimate. Earnings per share came in at 38 cents versus an expected loss of $1.09, while operating income was $130 million against a projected loss of $471.9 million. R&D spending was $583 million, below the $750 million estimate, and full-year capital expenditure is now expected at $200 million, narrowed from a prior $200 million-$300 million range.
TREE NEWS update: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone on the evening of Nov. 5, agreeing that the war in Ukraine must end as soon as possible and that any peace agreement should have the consensus of NATO allies, German government spokesman Stefan Kornelius said in Berlin on Nov. 6. Kornelius said negotiations have gained “new urgency” and the negotiating mandate has been “significantly strengthened” since the U.S. midterm elections.
TREE NEWS update: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on February 5 rejected allegations that Russia was involved in hacking refrigeration equipment at some European supermarkets, calling the claims absurd and unfounded. Speaking at a routine press briefing, Peskov said the accusations were groundless. No further details on the alleged attacks or the affected retailers were provided.