JD Health International (06618) declined 2.73% to HK$35.68 at 9:46 am, marking a one-month low. Its RMB-denominated counter (86618) dropped 2.4% to RMB30.66, according to ETNet.
The stock has fallen in four straight sessions, for a total decline of 5.96%.
Miniso Group Holding (09896) slumped 9.93% to HK$19.13, a 52-week low, and has fallen for three consecutive sessions for a cumulative loss of 15.13%.
APR, a South Korean beauty company, is advancing its U.S. retail push with a planned Costco rollout in September, according to CNBC.
The move underscores the firm's ongoing push into U.S. markets as it expands its retail footprint.
The stock has risen nearly 100% this year, reflecting investor interest in its U.S. distribution plans.
Yung Kong International said its wholly owned subsidiary Yuheng Property Holdings has signed an agreement to sell the entire issued share capital of Success Active Limited to Quantum Living Accommodation Limited for a total consideration of HK$529 million, with the maximum potential consideration capped at HK$539 million.
The target asset comprises land and buildings at 470, 472, 474, 476 and 478 Chatham Road North in Kowloon, Hong Kong, primarily used as a student hostel known as Sen Li.
ETNet reported that the disposal aims to monetise the asset close to its valuation, improve liquidity and provide cash for general working capital and future business opportunities.
Tongtong AI Social (00628) posted a 73% year-on-year increase in interim net profit to RMB 55.01 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026, with earnings per share rising to 1.06 fen.
Revenue grew 16.3% to RMB 236 million for the period, and the company did not declare an interim dividend.
The company attributed the stronger profitability to solid gains from its digital content ecosystem business, higher foreign-exchange gains, and lower administrative expenses, according to ETNet.
The National Park Service said flash flooding swept through parts of the Grand Canyon on Saturday, affecting Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area. The event occurred around 14:30 local time (22:30 BST). About 62 people had been airlifted out so far, with more expected, and no injuries have been reported. The flooding caused significant damage in some areas and led to the closure of trails in the region.
Forecasters cautioned that more thunderstorms and heavy rainfall were expected on Sunday and Monday, which could bring additional flash flooding, debris flows, rockfall and changing trail and river conditions.
The U.S. Treasury Department reportedly barred reporters from several outlets, including Bloomberg News and The Wall Street Journal, from covering this week’s G20 finance ministers meeting in Asheville, North Carolina.
Bloomberg cited the exclusions as occurring amid heightened global market volatility and ongoing tensions involving the United States and Iran.
Jin10 reports, citing U.S. tech journalist Gurman, that Apple's 2026 lineup includes several ambitious devices the incoming CEO Ternus has been pushing internally for months, including the company's first foldable iPhone and a smart display capable of identifying the speaker and tailoring content for different users.
Gurman says the biggest challenge is extending Apple's decades-long success into the AI era, with September seen as a major test as Apple rolls out a new Siri AI to compete with ChatGPT.
Apple reportedly aims to monetize such AI by charging for features or by integrating third-party apps into the voice assistant, but Siri must first overcome long-standing criticisms of instability and limited usefulness. Early reviews of Siri AI are generally positive.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, citing Jin10, said that adversaries had employed psychological warfare.
U.S. officials, cited by Wallstreetcn, allege that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sought to deploy torpedoes in the Strait of Hormuz by launching rockets.
Axios reported that the United States struck two launchers on Larak on August 30 as part of the operation.
Strategy, an enterprise software company, holds 840,400 bitcoin valued at about $66.4 billion, based on a price near $79,007 per bitcoin. The stake sits roughly 4.4% above the average cost of $75,653, with unrealized gains over $2.8 billion.
Odaily reported that Michael Saylor posted a chart of Strategy's bitcoin holdings on Sunday, accompanied by the caption 'We’re Back.'
Strategy has not added to its bitcoin position in about two months and typically discloses weekly purchases on Monday mornings. The posting did not indicate whether a new purchase is imminent.
The firm recently raised $334 million by selling MSTR shares and did not deploy those funds into bitcoin, while in recent months it also sold a small amount of bitcoin to cover preferred stock dividends and to fund share buybacks.