Energys Group Secures New Energy Efficient Lighting Contracts Upon Successful Completion of Initial Phase - Energys Group (NASDAQ:ENGS)

Energys Group Ltd's executive director and CTO, Michael Kwok Yan Lau, disclosed a 98.9% stake in the company, including shares held directly and through two holding companies. The stake resulted from a reclassification of ordinary shares and is held for investment purposes, according to a November 9, 2026, SEC filing. Lau is an Australian citizen and serves as the sole director of Moonglade Investment Limited, which holds a portion of the shares.

Firefly Aerospace (FLY) rose 17.10% to $24.31 after NASA selected it for the CLPS 2 program, a $10B initiative for lunar surface missions. The company will deliver task orders over 10 years. Firefly's CEO highlighted its successful Blue Ghost Mission 1 and plans for increased production. The company is set to release Q3 earnings after market close on November 10.

President Trump defended Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid an FBI probe into his alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Trump called Huang a 'high-quality person' and said he believes Huang was unaware of her ties to Chinese intelligence. Nvidia's board found no evidence of national security compromise. Shareholders sued Huang and Nvidia, alleging failure to disclose national security risks. China denied the spy allegations as 'groundless speculation'.

Boeing Commercial Airplanes plans to cut 5% of its staff to adjust production schedules and reduce aircraft output, according to an internal memo from division leader Stephanie Pope. The cuts will occur via attrition and layoffs, with notifications starting in December. Boeing's stock declined less than 1% during afternoon trading.

POSCO International completed a $700 million LNG terminal expansion in Gwangyang, adding 400,000 cubic meters of storage. The project took 47 months and includes berths for large LNG carriers. The expansion increases the company's total storage capacity to 1.33 million kiloliters, the largest for a private company in Korea, according to the company.

Qantas will cut 850 jobs over the next few years as it partners with Accenture to modernize its systems and increase AI usage, with most back-office functions moving to India. The airline plans to redeploy affected employees where possible. The Australian Services Union criticized the move, citing earlier assurances that jobs would not be offshored. Qantas invests over $1 billion annually in technology, including a new innovation center in Adelaide.