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``` Sultan Al Jaber, CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc), stated that with the booming development of data centers and artificial intelligence driving up demand, the global energy industry needs up to $4 trillion in annual investment. At a conference held in Abu Dhabi on Monday, Al Jaber said

``` Due to excessively high market expectations for the humanoid robot business, leading component manufacturer Sanhua Intelligent Controls’ A-share rating has been downgraded by Goldman Sachs. The investment bank believes that although the company’s long-term potential still exists, the recent surge in its stock price has already overly reflected optimism

``` Author: Dong Jing Source: Hard AI Morgan Stanley predicts that 2026 will become a key year for explosive growth in AI technology hardware, mainly driven by strong demand for AI server hardware. According to news from Hard AI on November 3rd, Morgan Stanley stated in its latest research report that

``` Following Citibank, Goldman Sachs is also optimistic in predicting that the US government shutdown is likely to end "within two weeks," which is crucial for the Federal Reserve, which relies on data to make decisions. According to Chase Trader Desk, Goldman Sachs's latest analysis report shows

``` Facing the explosive growth in energy demand triggered by AI, traditional oil giant ExxonMobil is planning to apply its core "carbon capture technology" to an unexpected new field—providing low-carbon power solutions for AI data centers to achieve large-scale emission reductions. According to ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods, who

``` Global stock markets continued the strong rally that began in April this year into November, as solid earnings reports from tech giants and easing trade tensions injected confidence into the markets. The MSCI World Index posted gains for the seventh time in eight sessions, while futures for all three major

``` China's new VAT regulations on gold have officially come into effect, with retail jewelers and non-exchange member companies bearing the brunt. There was a sharp market reaction on Monday: Lao Feng Xiang's Hong Kong shares plunged over 9% intraday, Chow Tai Fook once fell 12%, and