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11/4
01:26
Hydro-Quebec is extending its C$200 billion (approximately US$143 billion) investment plan by six years, to 2041. During this period, the company anticipates potentially becoming a net electricity importer. This move comes after the company reached agreements with U.S. utilities to address energy shortages and surging demand amid the electric vehicle industry boom, while also fulfilling its electricity export commitments to the United States.
01:22
GitBook Revokes All Personal API Tokens After Breach, Citing AI Agent Attack. The company stated that an attack utilized AI agents and may have exposed integration credentials and questions submitted by documentation visitors.
01:19
Musk retweeted a post stating that 50% of United Airlines' daily flights are now equipped with Starlink Wi-Fi, with full fleet coverage expected by the end of 2027. According to United Airlines' official real-time tracker, 674 aircraft are currently equipped with Starlink, including 352 regional jets, 315 narrow-body aircraft, and 7 wide-body aircraft. United Airlines aims to increase Starlink Wi-Fi coverage to 61% of daily flights by the end of 2026.
01:17
North Korea denies involvement in the $6 billion Binance hack, after the FBI accused it of being behind the attack. According to Reuters, citing KCNA, Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, dismissed U.S. claims linking North Korea to the Binance hack as "absurd." Previously, the FBI, in an alert on October 31, accused North Korea's "TraderTraitor" operation of stealing over $6 billion from Binance, with the theft occurring around October 29. Blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs estimated that approximately $6 billion flowed out of Binance wallets.
01:07
Anthropic on Monday released its latest financial filing (S-1A update), disclosing that for the third quarter ended September 30, the company's computing costs as a percentage of revenue rose from 48% in the previous quarter to 58%, leading to a deterioration in profit margins. Although revenue for the quarter reached $17 billion, up from $11.5 billion in the prior quarter, operating losses also increased. This was primarily due to the company having to procure short-term computing resources at higher prices to meet rapidly growing demand, causing computing expenses to surge to $10 billion.
01:05
Wu Blockchain has reconstructed the hacker attack timeline based on Binance's preliminary investigation: Attackers gradually infiltrated the wallet signing service through three engineers, ultimately initiating unauthorized asset transfers on October 29. The timeline shows that in June, Wallet DevOps Engineer A downloaded a tampered Homebrew installer, leading to the exposure of information about the engineer and colleagues. In September, Engineer B downloaded a malicious code library during a fake interview, resulting in their work computer being compromised. On October 20, attackers used compromised devices and internal AI tools to gain control of Engineers A and C, and discovered container deployment permission tokens on A's computer. On October 29, attackers accessed C's computer, used credentials stolen from A to deploy a container and execute malicious scripts, and ultimately initiated unauthorized asset transfers through Binance's internal wallet signing service.
01:05
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin on Tuesday, expressed hope that the U.S.-brokered Abu Dhabi advisor-level talks, scheduled for November 10-11, and other diplomatic efforts could pave the way for a leader-level trilateral meeting, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, Al Jazeera reported. This is Zelenskyy's expressed vision for a meeting, not a confirmed arrangement for leader-level talks. Scholz stated that Russia should be prompted to seriously engage in ceasefire and subsequent peace agreement negotiations, adding that such engagement has not yet been observed.
01:04
U.S. Congressman Ro Khanna stated that President Trump's alleged plan to halt billions of dollars in annual aid to Israel indicates he is "desperate to avoid a blue tsunami." Khanna was previously detained by armed Israeli settlers and has been a critic of Israeli policy.
01:02
MUFG Emut Bank, a digital bank under Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) set to open next year, will not issue ATM cards. Instead, it will require customers to use the bank's smartphone application for identity verification to enhance security and counter the increasing number of cyberattacks. This marks the first time a major Japanese bank affiliate has adopted smartphone QR codes to replace ATM cards.
00:59
Morgan Stanley has kicked off a $2.3 billion debt deal to help finance Baldwin Insurance Group Inc.’s acquisition by billionaire Michael Dell’s family office and Sequence Holdings.
00:56
Venezuela is in negotiations for a second shipment of aluminum to the US as part of a symbolic resumption of trade after years of economic and diplomatic disruptions.
00:56
Bloomberg reports that while the 2024 U.S. presidential election was a significant moment for prediction markets, and their forecasts for the 2026 midterm elections are also garnering attention two years later, underlying trading activity suggests these platforms struggle to expand their influence beyond a few popular categories.
00:55
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated that the nation needs a "cybersecurity czar" after Binance suffered a $6.3 billion hack. He hopes to establish a government-wide agency to counter cyberattacks, as the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked security concerns for financial institutions and critical infrastructure.
00:47
Saudi Arabia’s Council of Ministers says it will respond “firmly” to any attacks during ongoing hostilities with the Houthis in Yemen. In a meeting chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the council condemned threats to international shipping and energy supplies and called for “urgent” measures to safeguard maritime navigation, the Saudi Press Agency reported. It also reviewed diplomatic efforts with the Gulf Cooperation Council and G20 to strengthen regional stability without “compromising on the defence” of the kingdom.
00:46
US job openings data exceeded economists' expectations, indicating a still robust labor market, which could give the Federal Reserve room to raise interest rates to curb inflation. Meanwhile, oil price fluctuations also impacted US Treasury bonds.
00:33
Following the Israeli elections, despite Arab parties winning a record 19 seats, exclusionary rhetoric immediately emerged within Israeli politics, leading to a deadlock in the election results. Meanwhile, Palestinians in the occupied West Bank continue to suffer under siege, particularly in the Hebron region. Local officials state that Hebron incurs daily economic losses of 10 to 12 million shekels (approximately $3.2 million to $3.8 million), with the city accounting for about 40% of Palestine's industrial output.
00:20
BitGo has added Stacks Bitcoin staking services to its qualified custody offerings. Eligible institutions must pair Bitcoin (BTC) with Stacks (STX) tokens equivalent to 5% of their Bitcoin position for bonds with a term of approximately six months, which are funded by Stacks miners.
00:19
Nikkei, citing sources, reported that the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force plans to integrate missile and artillery control systems at the division level. This move aims to enable commanders to more quickly identify enemy positions and direct counterattacks, while also helping to conserve ammunition and missile stockpiles on remote islands where resupply is difficult.
00:19
AI is transforming semiconductor manufacturing, helping engineers optimize processes, catch problems earlier, and make better decisions across the full chip manufacturing lifecycle. Accelerated computing shortens simulation time, allowing engineers to evaluate more alternatives before committing to physical trials. Physics-based AI helps predict process behavior without full simulations, while AI agents handle engineering tasks, and digital twins enable testing changes in virtual environments.
00:17
U.Today reported, citing TradingView charts, that HYPE/USD rose from the $84.9 to $85.30 range after 14:02 UTC on November 3, briefly exceeding $87.40, and was around $86.83 at the time of reporting, with a net gain of over 2% during the described fluctuation. The article linked the surge to the CFTC's announcement on single-stock perpetual futures that day, and noted that Hyperliquid still imposes geo-restrictions on U.S. residents.
00:16
Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman held a phone call with U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to discuss Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, efforts to de-escalate the situation in the Gulf region, and defense cooperation. The content of the call was released by the Saudi Press Agency.

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