What's on the News?

• Nvidia Corporation(NVDA) fell 2.59% on Tuesday, asserting its technological lead as the sole platform capable of running all AI models across all computing scenarios, responding to Wall Street's concerns over Google's chip threat to its AI infrastructure dominance.
• Tesla, Inc.(TSLA) rose 0.39% despite European electric vehicle registrations plunging 48.5% year-on-year in October, marking 10 consecutive months of decline, while overall electric vehicle registrations in the region surged 32.9%.
• Alphabet Inc.(GOOGL)'s Class A shares rose 1.53%, buoyed by news of Berkshire Hathaway's US$4.3 billion stake, driving the stock up over 15% this month.
• Meta Platforms, Inc.(META) surged 3.78% amid reports of considering a multi-billion-dollar purchase of Google's TPUs, potentially further eroding Nvidia Corporation(NVDA)'s market share.
• Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.(AMD) dropped 4.15%, marking its eighth decline in the past nine trading days.
• Amazon.Com, Inc.(AMZN) rose 1.50%, as Alibaba's AliExpress surpassed Amazon in European downloads on the first day of "Black Friday" sales on November 20, according to Sensor Tower.
• Eli Lilly And Company(LLY) hit a record high, rising 3.72%, after becoming the world's first pharmaceutical company to reach a US$1 trillion market capitalization a few days earlier.
• Alibaba Group Holding Limited(BABA) fell 2.31%, with management announcing a significant reduction in overall investment for Taobao Flash Sales next quarter, following improved unit economics in the first phase of scale expansion.
• Strategy (MSTR.US) fell 3.83%, as Sandisk Corp., a computer storage device manufacturer, was announced to join the S&P 500 on November 28, defeating Strategy which had recently qualified for inclusion.