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TREE NEWS reports: Amazon is seeking to raise at least £3 billion through its inaugural sterling-denominated bond offering. The move marks the e-commerce giant’s first foray into the UK currency debt market. Proceeds are expected to support general corporate purposes, including refinancing and investments.

TREE NEWS update: Bank of Beijing has launched a public recruitment drive for the general manager of its fund subsidiary Zhongjia Fund, following the departure of former GM Li Ying late last year. The position has been temporarily filled by CIO Chen Xin for over six months. The move aims to permanently fill the long-vacant role.

TREE NEWS update: Meta shares climbed over 4% in premarket trading after the company unveiled Muse, a personal AI agent designed to handle daily tasks for users. The launch marks Meta’s push into consumer-facing AI assistants.

TREE NEWS update: Strategy increased its preferred stock buyback authorization to $2 billion after spending $176.3 million on STRC repurchases last week. The company bought no bitcoin during that period, prioritizing defense of the preferred shares over BTC accumulation.

TREE NEWS update: The Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a regulatory work letter regarding Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems Co., Ltd. The letter, disclosed on [date], addresses specific matters related to the company. Further details of the regulatory action were not immediately available.

TREE NEWS reports: US stock futures fell on Wednesday, with Nasdaq 100 futures dropping 0.5%. The decline suggests a weaker open for tech stocks amid market uncertainty.

TREE NEWS update: UCloud announced that the Shanghai Stock Exchange has decided to terminate the review of its private placement of shares to specific targets. The company, a cloud computing provider listed on the STAR Market, disclosed this development in a statement. The termination halts the proposed capital raise, which had been subject to regulatory scrutiny.

TREE NEWS update: Xingyu Shares (星宇股份) announced that its 2025 annual report contained an error regarding the age of Vice Chairman and Deputy General Manager Zhou Yuheng, stating he was 58. In fact, Zhou was born in December 1985, making the disclosed age incorrect. The company has acknowledged the mistake in a recent announcement.

TREE NEWS reports: BYD said at an investor relations event that its second-generation blade battery underpins flash-charge models, with monthly capacity gradually ramping from H2 2026 to meet demand. The company noted current market orders for flash-charge models are full and it is expanding production lines to match terminal demand.

TREE NEWS update: Huamai Technology issued a volatility alert after its shares closed at 18.67 yuan on Sept 9, up by the daily limit. The company noted that recent cumulative gains have exceeded benchmark indices, warning of possible irrational speculation and downside risk. It attributed market attention to fiber optics and the new 15th Five-Year Plan for information and communication.

TREE NEWS update: Anhui Conch Cement announced that on September 9, 2026, it repurchased 190,000 H-shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at prices between HK$16.96 and HK$17.00, totaling HK$3.2254 million. The repurchased shares will be held as treasury stock, representing 0.0148% of issued shares before the buyback. As of that date, total treasury shares stood at 12.955 million, with 1.2996 billion shares issued.

TREE NEWS update: China Merchants Shekou reported contracted sales of 3.889 million sqm and 15.712 billion yuan in August 2026, bringing January-August totals to 38.636 million sqm and 125.771 billion yuan. The company added three projects in Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong, with payments of 1.106 billion, 1.504 billion, and 150 million yuan respectively.

TREE NEWS update: Rongqi Technology confirmed on Sept 9 that it participates in the VC cooling detection process for Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone. The company also revealed it supplies intelligent assembly equipment for Meta’s smart glasses, with orders secured and executing this year.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese chipmaker Muxi Co. said 13.97 million restricted shares, representing 3.4906% of its total share capital, will become tradable on September 17, 2026. The shares are part of the initial public offering’s online placement tranche, subject to a nine-month lock-up period from the company’s listing date.

TREE NEWS update: Anjoy Foods announced on Sept 9 that its Hong Kong wholly-owned subsidiary, Hong Kong Anjoy Foods Limited, will jointly establish Anjoy Foods Investment Limited with Mutual Strategy Limited in Hong Kong. The path company will then invest to set up Indonesian production subsidiary PT IndoAnjoy Sukses Makmur and trading subsidiary PT IndoAnjoy Food Indonesia.

TREE NEWS update: Shanghai Yahong announced that its controlling shareholder, Hainan Ningsheng Tourism Group, is planning a major matter that may lead to a change in control of the company. Trading in the company’s shares has been suspended from the opening on September 10, 2026, for no more than two trading days.

TREE NEWS reports: Biwin Storage disclosed in an investor relations activity record that its wafer-level advanced packaging project is expected to start contributing revenue by the end of 2026. The company also reported first-half 2026 revenue of 15.575 billion yuan, up 298.10% year-on-year, with net profit attributable to shareholders of 7.166 billion yuan, a significant increase.

TREE NEWS update: Uber is seeking to raise about €4 billion through its first-ever euro-denominated bond sale. The ride-hailing company aims to tap European debt markets for the first time, diversifying its funding sources. The move comes as Uber continues to expand its global operations and invest in growth areas.

TREE NEWS update: Jingwei Co. announced that related shareholders are planning a major matter that may lead to a change in company control, with parties discussing specific plans and agreements. Trading was suspended from market open on September 10, 2026, for no more than two trading days.

TREE NEWS update: JPMorgan announced Wednesday it has extended its corporate banking business to Greece, part of a broader plan to scale corporate services across Europe. Over the past two years, the bank’s global corporate banking headcount in EMEA grew 25%, and the move reflects Greece’s recent economic momentum.