Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada wants to push for a global "technology stability" body to help oversee artificial intelligence development and ensure the technology is safe. According to Sina Finance, Carney said on Monday that coordination is needed and that, in his view, creating a technology stability board similar to the Financial Stability Board would make sense. Carney also said the Canadian government will soon announce reforms to improve the competitiveness of its tax system and speed up federal approvals for major projects so they are completed within one year. He said foreign capital is underallocated to Canada. On tensions in Canada-U.S. trade, Carney said he believes the two sides still have a chance to reach a "mutually beneficial" agreement to lower trade barriers. He said Canada is ready to sit down and negotiate, and added that he welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks over the weekend that he believes the two countries may soon reach a deal. At a summit Carney organized in Toronto, he and senior officials are preparing to pitch more than 100 global investors, including Blackstone, Temasek Holdings, and Apollo Global Management. Canada has prepared a list of investment projects, including more than 160 projects that need hundreds of billions of Canadian dollars in funding, although some are still at a very early planning stage. The investment opportunities include a proposed crude oil pipeline to Canada’s west coast, the Ksi Lisims LNG export facility in British Columbia, and a data center campus in Alberta with a total investment of C$14.5 billion ($10.4 billion). The governments of Ontario and Alberta have also each prepared pitch books.

According to Axios, New York City and five other Democratic-led local governments sued the Department of Homeland Security to block a new Trump administration rule that they say could push immigrants and mixed-status families away from public benefits they can legally receive. The cities and counties said the rule, which takes effect this week, gives immigration officers broader discretion to deny green cards and visas based on immigrants' use of public benefits and could deter families from using Medicaid, SNAP and housing assistance. DHS estimates more than 950,000 people might disenroll or decline to enroll in public benefits, while the plaintiffs say the effect could be larger and could also lead U.S. citizen family members to withdraw from benefit programs.

According to Wallstreetcn, Anthropic launched a Claude model for financial advisers that will connect with Charles Schwab, BlackRock, Addepar, and Orion.

According to Wallstreetcn, LDP Secretary-General Shunichi Suzuki said on a Japan Broadcasting Corporation program that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will reshuffle the party's senior leadership on November 16 and reorganize the cabinet on November 17.

According to Wallstreetcn, Alphabet's Waymo launched public ride services in Las Vegas, bringing the number of U.S. cities where it offers robotaxi rides to 15.

According to Nikkei Asia, Japanese holding company Hikari Tsushin will launch a tender offer for shares of Leopalace21 and aims to take the Japanese apartment management company private. The company said the move is intended to make Leopalace21 a privately held firm.

Citadel Securities said Europe’s bond yields may be capped as the energy shock and central bank tightening weaken the region’s economy, according to Bloomberg. The firm said the same forces that pushed yields higher could ultimately limit further gains.

Both being buyback tokens, PONS is valued at only 0.9 times PE, while HYPE is valued at 29 times. Behind this steep valuation curve lies a pricing logic based on the certainty of cash flow and the degree of "validation".

Elon Musk endorsed Amodei's position on X, writing simply "Dario is right"

Altman announced that OpenAI is abandoning its 2026 IPO plan. Behind the cash black hole of 13 billion in revenue and 38.5 billion in net loss is a triple game of valuation, regulation, and computing power.

With zero-coupon convertible bonds and premium-converted shares, Zhipu has raised another $5 billion. After its bottomless cash burn, it's now betting its new story on self-trained models. Will the capital market still buy it?

In a rare move, Musk posted four messages within 48 hours, revealing his wariness towards AGI and stating that uncontrolled AI is more terrifying than nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, his xAI continues its rapid expansion of training and computing power.

Robinhood Chain has already achieved high trading volume and revenue, and its tokenized stocks, Launchpad, and DEX ecosystem are rapidly taking shape, but the real retail user dividend has yet to be released.

AI is breaking through mathematical problems one after another, and mathematicians such as Terence Tao and Strogatz are facing the edge of "losing the ability to understand human beings".

This article, written from the perspective of a case investigator, provides a brief overview of money laundering methods, fund types, and financial threats in the cryptocurrency money laundering field, aiming to help researchers from different countries better conduct intelligence gathering on Chinese-language money laundering networks.

Monday opened with a rude awakening. Bitcoin briefly fell below $77,000, retracing to the $76,000 level. The pressure on the market was weighed down by Wednesday's interest rate meeting.

The sarcastic remark "May you be happy being poor" is a thing of the past. This article maps crypto assets using three categories: crypto businesses that look at cash flow, honest memes based on consensus, and speculative markets that are purely speculative, and provides an operational framework for cyclical holding and short-term speculation.