Japan's Nikkei 225 opened up 367.43 points, or 0.64%, at 57,802.20 on Monday, Nov. 9.

Oakland police are investigating the disappearance of NVIDIA AI chips and computer hardware valued at $11.4m (≈¥76.1m). A truck carrying the cargo left Oakland on Aug. 29 for Fort Worth; pickup paperwork matched the plan but the vehicle lost contact and the owner filed a police report on Sept. 13. Police tracking shows multiple prolonged stops en route and the truck was last tracked in San Bernardino County; no suspects have been arrested. Analysts say such chips can fetch nearly twice U.S. prices abroad, so authorities have not ruled out transshipment overseas. This is not the first reported NVIDIA cargo theft; experts say the scale and sophistication point to growing professionalization of high‑value tech cargo theft and rising transport security risk.

NVIDIA (NVDA.O) fell more than 3% in U.S. after-hours trading after CEO Jensen Huang acknowledged an extramarital affair and apologized; the company said its board has launched an investigation.