The recently-listed Hong Kong construction firm's shares plummeted to all-time lows, triggering multiple volatility halts amid a lack of news.
The battery manufacturer secured a key grant to modernize its production facilities and expand workforce development programs.
The move pressures credit bureaus, with competitors TransUnion and Equifax seeing their stock prices fall sharply in response.
The strategic move strengthens the AI firm's balance sheet as it accelerates its Web 3.0 data monetization and supercomputing initiatives.
Shares surge over 26% after the company announces its largest US order in three years for 50,000 mining machines.
Investors signal concern that the expiring federal EV tax credit created a 'pull-forward' of demand, raising questions about future growth.
Stock soars as government backing for domestic lithium production and positive sector sentiment fuel investor optimism.
Company forecasts a $710 million revenue hit from expanded U.S. export restrictions, impacting its significant business in the Chinese market.