Webuy Global shares surge 30.56% intraday after expanding collaboration with CTG MICE on AI travel devices.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to act as a financial analyst explaining the stock price movement of Webuy Global (WBUY) by linking it to recent news events. The stock went up 30.56% intraday. I need to check the provided news events to see which ones are relevant and caused the movement. First, the stock performance is a 30.56% increase during intraday trading. The recent news includes several events. Let's go through them one by one. Looking at the latest news, the first one is about Webuy Global expanding collaboration with CTG MICE Service on AI travel devices, announced 16 days ago. The stock had a +31.25% movement here. Then there's a Nasdaq notification about minimum stockholders’ equity deficiency 18 days ago, also with a +31.25%. Wait, that's a negative event but the stock went up? That might be a red flag. Maybe the market reacted positively to the collaboration announcement despite the Nasdaq issue? Other news includes expansion in Indonesia, a new Surabaya retail outlet (1 month ago), partnership with WITSTAR in cross-border education (1 month ago), a follow-on offering from 5 months ago, and an AI travel assistant launch 6 months ago. There's also a Nasdaq non-compliance notification 11 months ago. The challenge here is determining which news is most relevant. The stock's intraday surge is significant. The most recent news is the CTG collaboration. The other events are older, like the Surabaya expansion and cross-border education, which might have been positive but older. The Nasdaq deficiency notice is negative, but the stock still rose. Maybe the market is focusing on the positive expansion news rather than the compliance issue. However, the problem is that the user provided multiple news events, some of which are old. The key is to find the most recent and relevant one. The CTG collaboration was 16 days ago, and the stock had a +31.25% movement then. But the current intraday movement is 30.56%, which is similar in percentage. But if the latest news is the CTG collaboration, maybe that's the trigger. However, the other news includes a Nasdaq notification about equity deficiency 18 days ago, which is a negative but the stock went up. That might not align. Wait, the user's input lists the news in a way that might be confusing. Each news entry has a date and a stock movement percentage. For example, the CTG collaboration is 16 days ago and the stock was up 31.25% at that time. The same percentage is listed for other older news. But the current question is about the intraday movement. So maybe the recent news that's causing the current movement is the same as the ones listed, but the dates are conflicting. Wait, the user's input for the stock performance is "盘中 intraday up 30.55555556%", which is the current intraday movement. The recent news events include entries from 16 days ago, 18 days ago, 1 month ago, etc. The problem is that the stock movement mentioned in the input is the current one, but the news events are older. So how does that connect? The user might have provided a list of news events that are associated with previous price movements, but the current intraday movement is 30.56%. This is confusing. The user might have pasted the news events with their historical stock movements, but the current query is about the current intraday movement. Unless the latest news (most recent) is the CTG collaboration from 16 days ago. But that's 16 days ago, not recent. The current movement is intraday, so it's today's data. Wait, maybe the user made a mistake in the input. The recent news events are all from different times, but the stock's current movement is intraday. If the latest news is the CTG collaboration from 16 days ago, that's not recent. The most recent news would be the one with the latest date. Let me check the dates again. Looking at the dates: the latest news is "Reason 1" with "16d ago", then "18d ago", "1mo ago", etc. The most recent is the CTG collaboration 16 days ago. Then the Nasdaq notification 18 days ago. Wait, 16 days ago is more recent than 18 days ago. So the latest news is the CTG collaboration. But 16 days ago is not recent for the current intraday movement. Unless the user is considering all the listed news as recent, but that's not the case. This is a problem. If the current.