Meta Platforms, Inc.

Meta has come under pressure over allegations of hiding an internal study showing a drop in anxiety in users who abandoned Facebook and Instagram. South Korea said it was ready to coordinate with Taiwan in negotiations on U.S. duties on chips in a bid to get the most favorable terms possible amid a possible delay in the introduction of import restrictions by the Donald Trump administration. About these and other topics - in a review of key events for the morning of November 24.

Main by morning: Meta under fire from lawsuits, Seoul and Taiwan getting closer over Trump's duties

A drop below the IPO price is a bad signal, but it's too early to blame the company itself, a South Korean broker said

Baby Shark creator's shares collapse below IPO price after soaring in debut trading

NVIDIA Corporation

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

Advantest Corporation

TSMC, Samsung and Advantest are among the growth leaders

Asia tech stocks soar on strong Nvidia report

Despite huge demand, Pinkfong Studios sold its shares cheaper than its peers

Shares of the creator of the Baby Shark cartoon soared after the IPO

SK hynix Inc.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lasertec Corporation

Ibiden Co.,Ltd.

Companies in Asia related to artificial intelligence may be a cheaper and more promising option for investors to capitalize on the AI boom than U.S. companies, according to Saxo Bank. Asia is the "AI backbone" because most chips and memory modules are manufactured there, and that's where the capital investment flows from market leaders: "Factories continue to operate regardless of which U.S. platform wins the software race," Saxo said.

"US sells the dream, Asia builds the machines": Saxo names the best markets for AI investors

Surging South Korean indices may indicate market fatigue

Volatility in the most profitable market of the year is at its peak since April. Will the rally continue?

SoftBank Group Corp.

Shares of artificial intelligence-related companies from Japan and South Korea were particularly hard hit  

"The answer is to run": Asian stocks collapse on fears of overvalued AI race leaders

This is a continuation of the company's series of large-scale deals in the sovereign AI space

Nvidia to deploy 260,000 AI chips in South Korea, quintupling capacity

Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd.

Hyundai Motor Company

Kia Corporation

Wall Street analysts recommend buying the securities of these companies

Shares of auto companies and shipbuilders in Korea soared in trading. They were backed by Trump

Bridgewater believes that real growth is now starting outside the U.S.

Investors are missing three big chances, says the Dalio fund. What are the three to watch out for?

Trump has demanded that foreign investors enforce immigration laws and create jobs for Americans

Hyundai shares fall: US migration raid threatens to hit investment

LG Electronics Inc.

Among the leaders in the global AI race, the United States and China are most often named. American language models - ChatGPT, Grok, Claude - are recognized as the best (according to <a href="https://crfm.stanford.edu/helm/capabilities/latest/">Stanford</a>, for example, and <a href="https://lmarena.ai/leaderboard">LMArena</a>), the key AI chip supplier, Nvidia, also comes from the United States. The most famous projects from China are DeepSeek and Alibaba's Qwen model; in France, Mistral; in the Middle East, government investments have allowed the launch of their own models - <a href="https://www.capacitymedia.com/article/2ednrsm6eglrmfzs429ds/long-reads/article-inside-falcon-the-uaes-open-source-model-challenging-ai-giants?utm_source=chatgpt.com">Falcon LLM</a> in the UAE and <a href="https://www.g42.ai/resources/news/meet-jais-worlds-most-advanced-arabic-llm-open-sourced-g42s-inception?utm_source=chatgpt.com">Jais</a> in Saudi Arabia.