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TREE NEWS update: GE Aerospace has agreed to acquire Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75 billion. The deal is expected to expand GE Aerospace’s engine components portfolio. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is anticipated to close in the coming months.

TREE NEWS reports: Intel shares rose over 4% in pre-market trading after Northland Capital upgraded the stock to Outperform from Market Perform. The rating change reflects improved sentiment on the chipmaker’s prospects. Intel is scheduled to report earnings later this month.

TREE NEWS update: Longsys (301308.SZ) announced its first A-share buyback on September 8, 2026, repurchasing 1,249,455 shares at 0.29% of total A-share capital. The buyback price ranged from 353.52 to 365.38 yuan per share, totaling 448 million yuan (excluding fees). The company plans to continue repurchases within 12 months as per its 400-800 million yuan buyback scheme.

TREE NEWS reports: Willem Sels, global chief investment officer at HSBC Private Banking and Premier Wealth, said US equities are not as expensive as they appear, with valuations still not fully reflecting AI-driven productivity and earnings growth. The P/E gap with European stocks has narrowed, and the S&P 500’s forward P/E of about 19 times versus Stoxx 600’s near 15 times supports this. However, surging bond yields pose the biggest risk to the stock market.

TREE NEWS update: He Kuo has been appointed president of Volvo’s Greater China sales company, effective immediately, taking over sales operations from Yu Kexin, who has left the role. This marks another senior management change in Volvo’s China leadership, following the May appointment of a new president and CEO for the Greater China region.

TREE NEWS update: BYD denied on September 8 a report that its management said in a conference call that orders for vehicles supporting flash-charging technology have piled up to about 250,000 units, with production capacity sufficient by Q1 2027. The company said the information is untrue.

TREE NEWS update: Nanda Environment announced that its controlling shareholder, Nanda Capital, plans to transfer no less than 15% of the company’s shares through a public solicitation of transferees. This move may lead to a change in the controlling shareholder and actual controller.

TREE NEWS update: Benchuan Smart (Ben Chuan Intelligent) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Zhuhai Shuohong will invest up to 1 billion yuan (about $140 million) to build a second-phase high-end PCB manufacturing base in Zhuhai, focusing on HDI boards, high-layer boards, and any-layer HDI products. The project has passed board approval and still requires shareholder approval.

TREE NEWS update: BenChuan Smart (BenChuan Intelligent) announced plans to sign an agreement with the Nanjing Lishui Economic Development Zone Management Committee to build a new plant producing 1.5 million square meters annually of AI-computing high-layer, high-order HDI circuit boards. Total planned investment is about 2 billion yuan ($280 million), with the project expected to complete over five years and generate annual output value of 2 billion yuan at full capacity.

TREE NEWS update: Zhuhai Mian Group announced that Zhuhai Kangge Investment plans to acquire a 96.28% stake in Zhuhai Investment Holdings from Huafa Group via a non-public agreement. Upon completion, Kangge will indirectly hold 44.95% of the group, becoming its indirect controlling shareholder. The acquisition has obtained necessary approvals but still awaits merger control review.

TREE NEWS update: Strategy has raised approximately $20.9 billion in equity issuance this year, ranking fourth in the US, behind SpaceX, Alphabet, and Intel. Per its latest 8-K filing, the company netted $602.8 million from selling MSTR shares, using $369.7 million to buy 4,603 BTC at an average price of $80,318. As of August 30, Strategy holds 845,050 BTC, with a cumulative cost of about $63.73 billion.

TREE NEWS update: Boston Scientific said it expects to miss its performance targets following a cyberattack. The medical device maker did not provide further details on the incident’s impact. Shares may face pressure as investors assess the financial fallout.

TREE NEWS update: Meituan’s flash delivery platform has launched a ‘Meituan Lightning New Products’ zone, where upcoming Apple devices and newly released foldable phones from Huawei and Xiaomi will debut. The products will be available at brand stores nationwide, with delivery in as fast as 30 minutes.

TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank are rolling out portfolios of French bonds, including some of the riskiest bank debt, to let investors profit from or hedge against various outcomes of next year’s French election. The move turns the vote into a tradable opportunity on Wall Street.

TREE NEWS update: Jingrui Wangpu has submitted an IPO application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing marks a step toward a U.S. listing for the company, though no terms were disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: Shengyan Intelligence and Baidu Group will be added to the HKEX Technology 100 Index and the HKEX Technology & US Technology 100 Index after market close on September 11, 2026, effective September 14, 2026.

TREE NEWS update: Tencent Holdings repurchased shares worth HK$100.4 million on September 8, continuing its ongoing buyback program. The company has been actively buying back its stock amid market fluctuations.

TREE NEWS update: Zhongji Innolight announced that its controlling shareholder, Zhongji Holding, has released a pledge on 2 million shares, representing 1.65% of its holdings and 0.17% of total shares. Following the release, Zhongji Holding and its concert parties have 3.328 million shares pledged, equal to 1.72% of their combined holdings.

TREE NEWS update: Meili Technology issued a statement denying that it supplies suspension springs to Tesla, following online rumors of quality issues. The company confirmed that, as of the announcement date, it has no such business with Tesla and has filed complaints through online platforms against the misinformation.

TREE NEWS reports: Metaplanet’s stock fell 17% this week as investor concerns persisted over its expanded Series 10 executive option pool and CEO Simon Gerovich’s ties to MMXX Ventures. A public note from Gerovich failed to ease worries, leaving shares under pressure.