AMERICAN REBEL HOLDINGS INC (AREB): Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement

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

Meta plans to raise up to $95bn through equity offerings for AI infrastructure and personal superintelligence. The plan includes $35bn in underwritten offerings and a $60bn at-the-market program. Proceeds will fund AI-related projects and general corporate purposes. Meta's 2026 capital expenditure is expected to reach $135bn-$145bn. The company reported $64.6bn in revenue and negative $2.1bn in free cash flow for Q3 2026.

SK Hynix, Micron, and Nvidia announced significant stock buyback plans amid recent share price declines. SK Hynix plans to repurchase 30 trillion won ($22B) of stock, Micron authorized up to $35.16B, and Nvidia increased its buyback plan to $150B. All three companies aim to boost shareholder returns despite recent stock declines.

Rio Tinto proposes a 56% pay increase for its CEO, setting a £9.8 million target package. Investors will scrutinize the plan's performance targets and payout rules at next year's AGM, with potential for protest votes if concerns arise about peer benchmarking or hurdle difficulty.

TotalEnergies completed an $800 million sale of its 10% stake in Nigeria's Renaissance joint venture to Vaaris, retaining economic benefits of three gas licences. The deal covers 15 oil-producing licences and a 10% interest in three gas licences, which supply 50% of Nigeria LNG's gas. The sale follows a failed 2024 deal with Chappal Energies for $860 million.

Nuro Co-CEO Jiajun Zhu reiterated the company's stance on key autonomous vehicle debates, including the use of LiDAR, as its robotaxi program with Lucid and Uber approaches launch. Zhu argued for LiDAR's superiority in safety and performance, and emphasized the differences between Level 2 and Level 4 systems. Nuro's views are being tested in a commercial partnership with Uber and Lucid, with plans to deploy 20,000 robotaxis.