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11/4
02:03
U.Today cited VivoPower's annual report filed on November 2, 2026, stating that the company purchased 41,810 shares of Ripple Labs for $5 million in January. In April, Ripple conducted a targeted buyback, repurchasing 882 of these shares at $300 per share, totaling $264,600. VivoPower subsequently reached an agreement with South Korean companies KWeather and Lean Ventures to sell the economic rights of the remaining shares, but as of the report filing date, the relevant transactions had not been completed, and the remaining 40,928 shares are still subject to a one-year lock-up period. The $300 price was the historical transaction price for the aforementioned targeted buyback in April, and the report cannot state that the entire equity exit has been completed based on this.
02:01
ECB Governing Council member Nagel stated that an interest rate hike in December is very likely to be necessary, as September inflation pressures were above expectations and are approaching an unfavorable scenario. He emphasized that the ECB can and must prevent surging energy prices from triggering widespread inflation.
01:57
Israel has warned U.S. intelligence officials that Iran may be preparing to use chemical weapons, a claim that has caused serious divisions within the Donald Trump administration. Some U.S. officials take the threat seriously, while others suspect Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is trying to draw Washington back into a large-scale military operation. Gulf officials have also questioned Israel's assessment.

U.S. Central Command has reportedly developed plans for strikes as early as November 4, although Donald Trump has not yet authorized new attacks. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing alongside military buildup.
01:53
Jaret Seiberg, a Washington analyst at TD Cowen, stated that if Democrats achieve a sweeping victory in the congressional elections, the CLARITY Act will not pass in the next two years, and the political environment for cryptocurrencies will deteriorate. Seiberg noted that Democrats might investigate Donald Trump's cryptocurrency-related affairs and block his nominations to the SEC and CFTC. Furthermore, Senator Elizabeth Warren will chair the Banking Committee, and cryptocurrency's influence in Congress could further diminish due to Sherrod Brown's victory.
01:52
Billionaire Mark Walter has explored selling his $71 billion insurance company, Delaware Life, according to the Financial Times. Sources familiar with the matter stated that the deal could be part of a broader restructuring of his financial holding company, TWG Global.
01:44
Binance disclosed details of a $6.3 billion hack, stating that attackers infiltrated its systems through a "sophisticated multi-stage operation." This included tricking an engineer into downloading malware via a fake job interview and misusing compromised internal AI tools. The attack led Binance to suspend global withdrawal services, and the company has used its own funds to cover the losses. Binance stated that the latest information from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) indicates North Korea is responsible for the incident. North Korea has denied the FBI's accusations.
01:44
Russian strikes have killed at least 38 civilians and injured scores across Ukraine over the last 24 hours, hitting an aid centre, a hospice, and a hospital. President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that dozens more could be trapped under rubble, with at least 33 people confirmed dead in a glide bomb attack in the southern Zaporizhzhia region on Monday night. Additionally, Russia announced it would participate in three-way peace talks with Ukraine, brokered by the US in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, marking the first trilateral meeting since February.
01:39
On US midterm election day, financial market traders are pricing election results into assets. This election will determine the balance of power in both chambers of Congress and numerous state capitals, with outcomes impacting government contracts, regulatory approvals, budget priorities, and trade agreements.
01:35
Al Jazeera reports that South Carolina shrimp farmers are weighing issues such as fuel costs, tariffs, and the Trump administration's proposed budget cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which provides critical weather data, ahead of the midterm elections. Shrimp farmers stated that NOAA has lost approximately 20% of its staff since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, and the government's proposed FY2027 budget would further cut ocean monitoring funds and terminate a regional ocean observation support program. In addition, rising fuel prices, increased equipment costs, and competition from imported shrimp are also putting pressure on local shrimp farmers.
01:32
Al Jazeera reported that Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of the town of Ayta al-Jabal in the Bint Jbeil district of southern Lebanon. Lebanon's National News Agency stated that Israeli forces also opened fire at the entrance to the town of Qunine in the same area. Previously, shelling was also reported in Mayfadoun, Zawtar al-Sharqiya, and Blida.
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.

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