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On Sept. 3 at NIO's Q2 2026 earnings media call, co‑founder and president Qin Lihong said the market should focus on the company's "resolve." He said while some firms chase new market‑cap narratives and technology fads, NIO is actively embracing AI and prioritizing investment in foundational capabilities and organizational reform. Qin added that over the past year NIO has heavily invested in building an AI‑native organization, using AI to empower business and drive concurrent changes in organizational structure, and that these investments will convert into sustained improvements in organizational and operational efficiency.

Opposition leader Machado did not directly condemn a major oil agreement between Venezuela’s interim authorities and the Trump administration, but questioned whether acting president Rodriguez has the authority to negotiate it. Machado said the agreement’s scope remains unclear, including who will sign it, who will provide financing and guarantees, and how Venezuelans will benefit. She said Venezuela’s resources belong to its people, not Rodriguez’s "illegal regime," but did not call for the deal to be scrapped. Machado described the United States as a natural partner for developing Venezuela’s energy resources and urged strong, mutually beneficial partnerships between the two countries, companies, investors and workers.