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11/14
06:18
U.S. Department of Transportation official Mullin stated that resolving the issues facing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will take "some time"; regarding potential ties to artificial intelligence, he said "no possibilities can be ruled out"; and emphasized that all personnel are currently safe, with all flights under monitoring.
06:16
According to RTHK citing the Associated Press, at the close of US stocks on Friday, the S&P 500 Index fell 0.4% to 7,561.67 points, the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.9% to 25,136.27 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.1% to 52,347.55 points. For the week, the S&P cumulative rose 2.5%, and the Nasdaq recorded its first weekly gain in five weeks. The report noted that a pullback in mega-cap AI stocks dragged down the day's performance, with NVIDIA falling 2%, Broadcom dropping 4.8%, and AMD sliding 8.8%.
06:06
Qatar and Turkey have signed a mutual defense agreement to deepen their strategic and security partnership. Experts say the pact is aimed at strengthening deterrence rather than preparing for an imminent escalation.
06:01
According to Al Jazeera, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy stated that communication issues have impacted air traffic control centers, leading to nationwide ground stops across the United States. FAA technicians are investigating and will provide updates as the situation progresses. The report did not specify the exact technical cause or an estimated restoration time.
05:27
As the chip sector's rally slowed following Jensen Huang's departure, AMD's share price tumbled 9%; Broadcom and Marvell also suffered steeper losses than NVIDIA on Friday, though all three still posted double-digit gains for the week.
05:16
According to CNBC, the Federal Reserve's financial stability survey released on Friday shows that 87% of surveyed market participants, economists, analysts, and institutional figures cited AI as a prominent risk, compared to 50% in the spring survey. Risk asset corrections followed closely behind with a mention rate of 52%. AI-related concerns include valuation pullbacks, cybersecurity, and complex financing. These figures represent the proportion of respondents mentioning the risks, rather than the probability of occurrence or a single-choice judgment by all respondents on the single greatest threat. The report also concluded that the overall financial system remains relatively stable.
05:16
According to The Block, citing a Wall Street Journal report quoting people familiar with the matter, Meta has had employees internally test a prediction app named Takes. Correct predictions earn "cred" reputation points, while incorrect predictions result in point deductions; real money is not currently involved. Meta has not responded to the report or provided a public release timeline, and the current points test does not indicate a decision on whether real-money contracts will be offered in the future.
05:03
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy stated that two oil tankers attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz via "unauthorized routes" exploded and caught fire after hitting naval mines. According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), the tankers had turned off their radars and navigation systems at the time of the incident, and one of them was a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC). No casualties have been reported so far.
05:01
According to Decrypt, its reported $3.2 billion Chinese AI project pipeline is still designed around NVIDIA processors restricted by the United States, despite China's push to adopt domestic alternatives. The report describes the planning and design orientation of these data center projects, which does not imply that the chips have obtained export licenses, been delivered, or that the projects have commenced production, nor can it be used to confirm illegal imports.
05:01
According to the Financial Times, Amazon has resumed deal talks with Fermi, a data center project company backed by Rick Perry, and has agreed to become its anchor tenant. The report notes that previous negotiations had collapsed and board turbulence had weighed on Fermi's share price. Available materials do not disclose the transaction amount, lease capacity, or launch timeline; therefore, progress on the tenant agreement must not be framed as the data center already being built and operational.
05:01
According to an analysis by CryptoSlate of records from November 7 at 10:30:51 UTC to November 13 at 13:00 UTC, the cbXRP lending and borrowing market on Base recorded 883 liquidation logs, involving the transfer of approximately 4.18 million cbXRP in collateral and the repayment of 4.016 million USDC in debt; the same borrower could appear multiple times. Subsequent snapshots on November 13 still showed approximately 53.53 million USDC in outstanding borrowings, which does not mean that all have reached liquidation conditions. The selected liquidation records all reported zero bad debt, but this does not imply that borrowers suffered no economic losses; these Base records also do not prove that subsequent sales of native XRP took place.

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