Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-03 13:11Group 1 - China's largest thermal power plant, Beilun Power Plant, has commenced full-capacity operation, achieving a total installed capacity of 7.34 million kilowatts, capable of generating approximately 176 million kilowatt-hours of electricity daily, meeting the needs of over 20 million households [1][1] - The annual electricity generation is expected to exceed 40 billion kilowatt-hours, significantly enhancing the power supply security in the East China region [1] Group 2 - The stock prices of major gold retailers, including Chow Tai Fook and Lao Pu Gold, have dropped over 7% in the Hong Kong market, with other companies like Chow Sang Sang and Luk Fook also experiencing declines [2][2] - The recent announcement by the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration regarding tax policies on gold trading has contributed to the decline, alongside a drop in international gold prices, which fell below $3,970 per ounce [2][2] Group 3 - Wang Guobin, the founder and general manager of Quan Guo Fund, has passed away, leading to a management change with the chairman taking over his responsibilities [4] - Wang Guobin had a significant career in investment banking and founded Quan Guo Fund in 2022, focusing on various asset management services [4] Group 4 - Shanghai Disneyland announced plans to build a fourth themed hotel, which will be adjacent to the main entrance of the park, along with new shopping and dining facilities [6] - This project is part of a broader expansion that includes a third themed hotel and the ninth themed area of the park, marking a significant milestone as the park recently welcomed its 100 millionth visitor [6] Group 5 - OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman denied reports of the company planning to go public next year, stating that there is no specific date or decision from the board regarding an IPO [8] - Altman emphasized that OpenAI's actual revenue exceeds the reported $130 billion, countering skepticism about the company's financial commitments [8] Group 6 - The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) announced plans to establish an office in Hong Kong to support its growing business needs, with the Hong Kong government expressing full support for this initiative [10]