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``` Author | Zhou Zhiyu Editor | Zhang Xiaoling A grim Q3 report made Vanke’s first extraordinary shareholders’ meeting of 2025, held on November 20, rather solemn. Just half a month earlier, Vanke disclosed data showing a net loss attributable to shareholders of over 16 billion yuan for the third quarter alone.

According to the latest Barclays research report, OpenAI's revenue performance has significantly exceeded its internal expectations, indicating that AI demand is rapidly increasing and the large-scale capital expenditure cycle will not end in the short term. As long as OpenAI can maintain its current strong growth momentum, the

``` Just now, Moore Threads, known as the "Chinese Nvidia," has finalized its issue price and is only one step away from going public. On the evening of the 20th, Moore Threads announced its initial public offering and listing on the STAR Market, issuing 70 million shares, all new

1. The European Commission released its 2025 Autumn Economic Outlook Report, stating that the eurozone economy will enter a new phase of moderate growth and declining inflation. However, the divergence in fiscal paths among member states will test the EU's policy coordination abilities, especially regarding France’s fiscal

Walmart’s third-quarter revenue was $179.5 billion, with comparable U.S. sales up 4.5% in the third quarter, and adjusted earnings per share for the third quarter at $0.62. Risk Warning and DisclaimerThe market has risks, and investment requires caution. This article does not constitute personal investment

``` Nvidia's third-quarter results far exceeded expectations, instantly silencing the aggressive short-sellers. Carson Block, CEO of the well-known short-selling firm Muddy Waters, stated that despite the market's increasing warnings about a potential AI bubble, now is not the right time to short the largest US tech companies.

With the imminent announcement of a 42.8 trillion yen stimulus package, the Japanese market is undergoing a severe test. Nomura Securities warns that the Japanese market faces fiscal risks similar to the UK’s “Truss shock” in 2022, and the deteriorating supply-demand for ultra-long-term government bonds is not yet