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According to monitoring by Beating (Dongcha), miHoYo co-founder Cai Haoyu updated his LinkedIn, with his tenure at AI company Anuttacon ending in July this year. His new identity is 'independent large model and Agent developer', and he remains based in Singapore. Meanwhile, Anuttacon's AI companion product AnuNeko has been permanently discontinued. The team said that with limited scale, resources need to be redirected to other directions. Earlier media reports indicated that Anuttacon has downsized its audio and video teams, disbanded its North American large model team, and shifted its R&D focus to large models and Agents in China. Several core researchers have also joined OpenAI, Microsoft AI, and Tongyi Lab. However, Anuttacon has not announced closure; its official website, recruitment pages, and the AI game 'Whispers from the Star' remain operational.

On July 27, according to Hong Kong Commercial Daily, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) condemned Yao Cai Securities (Hong Kong) Limited and imposed a fine of HK$2.8 million for the company's failure to implement adequate and effective internal control procedures to monitor and detect money laundering transactions conducted by its clients. Yao Cai Securities responded by stating that it sincerely accepts the penalty decision and has completed all necessary reforms by September 2025. Currently, all internal control technologies are in compliance with regulatory requirements. The related incident does not involve any technical security issues and does not affect the normal trading or fund safety of any clients.

On March 31, according to Jiemian News, Yao Cai Securities announced that Ant Group successfully acquired a 50.55% stake in the company for HKD 2.814 billion, completing the equity transfer. All necessary regulatory approvals and conditions for the transfer have been met. Public records show that Yao Cai Securities was founded in 1995 by Ye Maolin, and the company was listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2010. It holds full business licenses numbered 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 9 from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Its core business includes securities brokerage, margin financing, commodities and futures brokerage, and spot financial trading, making it the only trader in Hong Kong to offer real-time trading volume and price.