中国阻止软银收购ABB在华机器人业务，54亿美元交易仍在商谈

Hong Kong adult expo canceled; immigration denies Japanese performers were turned away

Organizers canceled Mega Fans Expo 2026 at Hong Kong’s Regal Airport Hotel. Japanese performers had said they or colleagues were refused entry; the Immigration Department told local media those involved chose to leave after learning of the cancellation, and were not refused entry.

Chinese university on US blacklist bought Nvidia H200 chips; deal notices now offline

Northwestern Polytechnical University, which is on the US Entity List, bought two Nvidia H200 chips this year and rented two eight-chip H200 servers through Chinese suppliers, Reuters reported on Nov. 11. By that evening, the university’s online notices of the deals were no longer accessible.

Man uses excavator to damage government service center in China’s Xixian New Area

A man used an excavator to damage a government service center in Xixian New Area, in northwest China’s Shaanxi province, on Nov. 9. Officers restrained a 47-year-old man surnamed Hu at the scene, and no one was injured, police said.

Taiyuan apartments hit by deadly fire saw a fatal elevator accident in March; investigators faulted the elevator's owner

A fire at Taiyuan's Haosheng International Apartments killed 14 people, according to figures released on Nov. 9. In March, a worker fell to his death there while dismantling an elevator; a district report found the elevator's owner had awarded the job in breach of safety rules.

JBS’s Dutch parent faces criminal money-laundering complaint; Barclays, BlackRock, KPMG among 12 firms also targeted

Nvidia board opens independent investigation; Jensen Huang separately tells staff he was unfaithful to his wife