Group 1 - Anshi Semiconductor (China) announced that all domestic operations and employee salaries and benefits are normal, following the freezing of its overseas semiconductor assets by the Netherlands [1] - Employees are instructed to follow domestic company directives and can refuse external instructions not authorized by the legal representative of Anshi's domestic entity [1] Group 2 - The Louvre Museum reported a theft of 8 historically valuable jewelry pieces from the Apollo Gallery, including crowns and necklaces associated with French royalty [5][6] - The theft occurred rapidly, with staff responding quickly to alert the police and protect the scene, resulting in some stolen items being recovered [5][6] Group 3 - Kering Group and L'Oréal Group announced a strategic partnership in the luxury beauty and health sectors, with a total deal valuation of €4 billion, expected to close in the first half of 2026 [6] Group 4 - Xiaomi appointed Wei Siqi as the new General Manager of its China Marketing Department, succeeding Wang Teng [7] - Wang Teng was previously dismissed for leaking confidential information and is now considering starting his own venture [10] Group 5 - Aneng Logistics confirmed it received a conditional privatization proposal from major shareholders, which may lead to its delisting from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [10] - The company's stock price fell approximately 25% following the announcement, indicating market uncertainty regarding the proposal [10] Group 6 - UBTECH Robotics secured a significant order worth ¥126 million for its Walker humanoid robots, bringing its total orders for the year to over ¥630 million [10] - The order is part of a project for an intelligent data collection and testing center, with delivery expected by 2025 [10] Group 7 - Wuliangye Group issued a notice to consumers listing 46 unauthorized stores selling its products online, urging customers to purchase through official channels to avoid risks [10] Group 8 - The automotive market saw a stable promotion intensity for new energy vehicles in September, with a 10.2% promotion rate, up 2.6 percentage points year-on-year [16] - Traditional fuel vehicles also experienced a promotion rate increase to 23.9%, indicating a competitive market landscape [16]