REE Automotive Announces Receipt of Nasdaq Delisting Notice

Nasdaq said it will delist multiple issuers’ securities from the Nasdaq Stock Market, including CERo Therapeutics Holdings, Bowen Acquisition Corp, Graphjet Technology, Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology, X3 Holdings Co, Captivision Inc, Actelis Networks, American Rebel Holdings, Reviva Pharmaceuticals, Alchemy Investments Acquisition Corp 1, Bitcoin Depot, Inotiv, GoHealth, Functional Brands, Sleep Number, Smart Digital Group, and REE Automotive. Most were suspended in 2025-2026 and

AMC CEO Adam Aron praised the SEC's approval of a five-year 'Innovation Exemption' for tokenized U.S. stocks, allowing trading without exchange classification. Aron urged Robinhood to adopt similar standards globally and criticized its tokenized AMC stock offerings, threatening legal action. AMC stock is up 68% in 2026, while HOOD stock is down 4%.

Paramount is considering leaving California amid a legal battle over its $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The California Attorney-General and 11 other states are pursuing an antitrust case, arguing the merger would reduce competition. Paramount and Warner Bros. dispute the case and continue pursuing the transaction. A departure could impact 58,000 jobs and $21 billion in annual economic activity. The merger is on hold until 2027.

Credit Acceptance Corp. will pay $710M to settle allegations by 41 states that it issued high-risk loans to low-income borrowers. The settlement includes $60M in cash restitution and $388M in debt relief for affected borrowers. The company denies wrongdoing but says the settlement provides business certainty.

The European Commission proposed giving cities legal powers to restrict Airbnb-style rentals in areas with housing shortages. The Affordable Housing Act would require cities to prove housing stress and harm from short-term rentals before imposing limits. Airbnb shares fell 3% on the news, and the company criticized the lack of independent oversight. The proposal aims to create a common EU framework, replacing local regulations. It still needs approval from EU member states and the European Parli

The FCC approved Paramount's request to allow foreign equity ownership to exceed 25%, up to 100%, for its merger with Warner Bros Discovery. Investors include Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and Qatar's QIA TMT Holding, each with non-voting stakes. The ruling requires compliance with national security conditions and no influence over content or management. FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez criticized the decision, calling for a full commission vote.