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Hesai Group shares fell more than 8% in early trading as weak Chinese auto-sector sentiment, CATL's profit slowdown and broader concerns about Chinese technology stocks weighed on investors.

Wingstop shares fell 7% before third-quarter results, extending a sharp annual decline as analysts lowered price targets and concerns grew about weaker fast-food demand.

TAL Education shares fell nearly 9% amid a broader decline in Chinese stocks, with investors focused on weak domestic demand and the company's upcoming quarterly results.

XPeng shares fell more than 5% after weaker CATL results heightened concerns about China's crowded EV market, while investors assessed the company's losses and long-term technology ambitions.

Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa was arrested on grand theft and organised scheme to defraud charges as state officials investigate allegations involving public funds and a city grant programme.

Telix Pharmaceuticals shares fell sharply after third-quarter revenue growth showed no acceleration, despite strong demand for imaging products and progress in its cancer pipeline.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 32 points as Oklahoma City defeated San Antonio 116-104, while Victor Wembanyama endured the worst shooting performance of his career.

The Nasdaq rose as strong SpaceX and Super Micro results boosted AI stocks, though elevated interest rates, inflation concerns and upcoming earnings continued to weigh on investors.