Alibaba Launches $450 Qwen AI Glasses in Consumer Hardware Push
Alibaba’s Qwen Glasses N1 go on sale in China from 2,999 yuan, with eye tracking on the Pro model and new Bose-developed Qwen Clip earbuds extending its AI push.
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Alibaba’s Qwen Glasses N1 go on sale in China from 2,999 yuan, with eye tracking on the Pro model and new Bose-developed Qwen Clip earbuds extending its AI push.
BYD’s premium Denza brand could launch its own European car-finance operation in 2027, using leasing and loan offers to challenge BMW and Mercedes-Benz.
Fred Ehrsam is backing Primavera with his own money as the startup prepares to operate Venezuelan oil fields, Bloomberg reports, bringing crypto wealth into crude production.
Apple launches the $299 HomeView alongside new TV and HomePod devices, giving AAPL a fresh opportunity to sell hardware and subscriptions while the EU is excluded.
DRW and Marex execute a swap on Canton using S&P’s tokenized iBoxx bond benchmark, connecting licensed data and trade valuation through Derivnex.
Citi reports EPS of $2.85 and revenue of $23.85 billion, beating forecasts as Services and trading grow. Jane Fraser expects returns to exceed this year’s target.
JPMorgan’s Q3 profit rises to $15.31 billion, but adjusted EPS and managed revenue miss forecasts as fixed-income trading weakens and expenses climb.
Johnson & Johnson lifts its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook after a Q3 beat, as newer medicines support growth and a talc charge weighs on reported profit.
SK hynix drops 10.09% and Samsung loses 7.39% as memory competition and AI funding concerns drive Asian and European selling, with U.S. chip stocks lower in premarket trading.
UnitedHealth lifts its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook to at least $20.50 per share after a Q3 beat, while elevated medical costs remain a key test.