Blumenthal, a Democratic member of the U.S. Senate: Hopes to introduce artificial intelligence legislation before the end of the year.

It is reported that ARM will price its IPO at US$51 per share.

Petrobras CEO: The company will adjust diesel prices if necessary.

Acting Administrator of the US Federal Aviation Administration: The US Federal Aviation Administration will approve SpaceX’s launch license as early as next month.

According to the Wall Street Journal: ARM may be valued at $55.5 billion on a fully diluted basis.

According to the Wall Street Journal: ARM, a chip design company owned by SoftBank, is expected to set the IPO price at US$52 per share (exceeding the guidance price range of US$47-51).

Meta Platforms (META.O): Launched WhatsApp (a cross-platform encrypted instant messaging application) to more than 150 countries.

Chilean National Copper Company laid off 105 people in its project team and headquarters from July to August.

Mayor of Derna, Libya: Based on the number of areas destroyed by floods, the death toll in the city is estimated to reach 20,000.

Bryansk Governor of Russia: Two Ukrainian drones were shot down in the Bryansk region of southern Russia without causing any damage or casualties.

Musk: AI is potentially dangerous to the public.

Musk: There needs to be some regulatory structure for AI.

Musk: No direct communication with Zuckerberg today.

Market news: The United States approved potential sales of F-35 fighter jets to South Korea worth US$5.06 billion.

Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.07% in night trading at 18,042 points, a 33-point premium.

The S&P 500 index turned lower, with Netflix (NFLX.O) down more than 5.1%, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ.N) down nearly 2%, and General Electric (GE.N) down 1.7%.

Market news: Argentina will keep key interest rates at 118% despite soaring inflation.

U.S. Republican Congressman Michael McCaul: Doesn’t think a government shutdown is “imminent.”

White House: The budget director and others are in direct communication with the office of U.S. House Speaker McCarthy about government funding.

John Zito, deputy chief investment officer of the asset management giant Apollo Credit Department: Many companies have still not felt the impact of interest rate increases.