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“The first half of 2026 put Robo.ai on a new footing, and we made meaningful progress across our key priorities,” said Benjamin Zhai, Chief Executive Officer of Robo.ai. “Alongside these transactions, we advanced the localization of our operations in the United Arab Emirates, reorganized our business structure around the acquired assets, and clarified our commercial model and development priorities. We are now focusing on integrating the acquired businesses and realizing their commercial potential. We believe that these efforts position Robo.ai to capture emerging opportunities as these industries continue to develop.”

Mr. Wang brings 20 years of experience across finance and technology, with expertise spanning blockchain, asset tokenization, family offices, global macro hedge funds, and investment banking. He currently serves as senior executive officer of Changer.ae. He previously served as chief operating officer of SGTOX, a digital asset platform established in Singapore, and as chief operating officer of MetaBank, where he developed blockchain-based technology solutions for developing countries. Prior to that, he held key roles at IDEG Singapore and its affiliated firms, where he led the establishment of the group’s global headquarters in Singapore and the acquisition of its fund management license. His earlier investment banking experience includes positions at Citi and Nomura.

U.S. stocks rebounded after TSMC lifted chipmakers as the Russell 2000 hit records and beat the S&P 500 for a 10th straight session.

Alphabet crossed the $4 trillion market cap milestone during trading as shares hit record highs, placing the Google parent among the world’s most valuable companies.

Tech stocks surged, pushing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq higher, even as US-China trade negotiations remained stalled.

U.S. stock futures rise as markets stabilize following a sharp sell-off triggered by recession concerns and economic uncertainty.

Dow tumbles over 600 points as Trump confirms tariffs on Mexico and Canada, sparking fears of a trade war. Markets reel as investors brace for impact.

U.S. stocks tumbled Wednesday after inflation data exceeded forecasts, raising fears of delayed rate cuts. The CPI report fueled uncertainty, sending the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq lower.