Triller Group Receives Nasdaq Additional Delisting Determination Letter for Non-Compliance with Listing Rule 5250 (c) (1)

Dow Jones fell 100 points, while Carnival (CCL) reported Q3 earnings of $1.43 per share, beating estimates. NASDAQ and S&P 500 also saw mixed trading. BIO-Key (BKYI) and SoundThinking (SSTI) shares surged on strategic news. NewGenIvf (NIVF) and Triller (ILLR) shares dropped significantly.

Triller Group Inc. (ILLR) jumped after hours Thursday after announcing a SpaceX-linked treasury deal. The stock closed at $3.05, up 296.57%, and rose to $4.20 after hours. Triller said it will acquire $411 million of economic exposure to 3,917,185 SpaceX shares via a fund vehicle, according to the company.

Jefferies raised its price target for Disc Medicine (NASDAQ:IRON) to $149 from $128, citing positive Phase 3 results for bitopertin. The stock has surged 42.6% in a week. Multiple analysts have raised targets, with estimates for a $1B-$2B commercial opportunity. Disc Medicine plans to provide regulatory updates by year-end 2026.

Bank of America (BAC) added Jim Fitterling, Dow Inc.'s Executive Chairman, and Bill Thomas, former KPMG CEO, to its board. The appointments are effective immediately, according to the company.

Hertz sold 15.86% of Oro Mobility, its robotaxi unit, for $80.89M to investors including Cohen Private Ventures, Certares, and Knighthead. The deal gave investors 50% voting rights but kept majority economic ownership for Hertz. Hertz also repurchased $51.1M of its debt from Certares and Knighthead for $20.86M.

Consumer Portfolio Services (CPSS) securitized $797.36M in subprime auto loans, issuing $767.85M in asset-backed notes through CPS Auto Receivables Trust 2026-D. The notes are backed by auto receivables and related cash flows, with credit enhancement measures in place. The transaction aims to provide long-term funding for ongoing loan originations.