Laogao E-commerce Newspaper E-commerce Morning News on February 13

　　#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [February 13 E-commerce Morning News] 1. "Laoganma" Tao Huabi quietly withdrew and no longer held shares in Laoganma; 2. Bill Gates opened a public account and posted a 30-second video to say hello in Chinese; 3. Order 1,292 takeout times a year! Housekeepers: Although expensive, they can’t control them; 4. Telecom’s e-commerce has encountered embarrassment, zero sales, and it is difficult to break through the rural market; 5. The couriers have changed their careers to deliver takeout and deliver unmanned parcels, and many stations in Shentong Shanghai have been in stock.

　　1. "Lao Ganma" Tao Huabi quietly withdrew and no longer holds shares in Lao Ganma

　　According to news on February 13, Tao Huabi, who has always been low-key, quietly withdrew from her holdings in the company in 2014 and no longer holds any shares in Nanming Laoganma. This equity change has not been noticed by the outside world so far. At the same time, her youngest son Li Hui no longer appears on the shareholder list. Instead, the equity of Laoganma of Nanming is now controlled by Tao Huabi's eldest son Li Guishan and a natural person named Li Miaoxing. (Source: Beijing News·Company News)

　　Comment: Lao Ganma is older and it is normal to change its shareholding.

　　2. Bill Gates opens an official account and posts a 30-second video to say hello in Chinese

　　February 13th news, last Saturday, a WeChat official account called "Gatenotes" released a 30-second video, in which Bill Gates greeted readers in a jerky Chinese. Bill Gates said in the video that this is its new personal blog, which records and shares the people he has met, books he has read and lessons he has learned. He hopes that Chinese readers can join in the discussion. (Source: Tencent Technology)

　　Comment: In China, Bill Gates is very well-known.

　　3. Order 1,292 takeout times a year! Housekeeper: Although expensive, they can't control them

　　On February 13, at the beginning of the year, an Internet takeaway platform released the "2016 Takeaway Big Data" showing that the most home-based users of the platform reached 1,292 takeaway orders throughout the year. Some people basically don’t run a house at home, while others order snacks and fruits in addition to staple food. Urban hardworking: Ordering takeout is a lifestyle adjustment. Expert: Don’t rely too much on takeout and take time to return to your family. (Source: Modern Express)

　　Comment: Takeout is always for convenience, not for becoming the whole of life.

　　4. Telecom's e-commerce has encountered embarrassing zero sales, and it is difficult to break through the rural market

　　According to a recent investigation, in the past two years, China Telecom's e-commerce platform 114MALL has sold a total of 12 Apple phones of various types. At the same time, most of the sales volume of main products including food and beverage, fresh food, imported food, etc. are zero. Zero sales have made 114MALL, which is positioned to meet the shopping needs of every family, a useless e-commerce platform. (Source: Beijing Business Daily)

　　Comment: A deep background does not mean that you are awesome in business.

　　5. The courier changed his career to deliver food delivery without anyone to deliver goods, and the warehouses of multiple stations in Shanghai were unloaded.

　　According to February 13, after the Spring Festival, many citizens found that the items delivered through Shentong Express encountered problems such as delays and late delivery. Yesterday, the reporter visited Shentong Luwan Company and was told that the company had gone bankrupt and other branches had taken over the handling of the backlog of express parcels. At Shentong Wusong Company, No. 1950 Baoyang Road, a large number of express delivery were piled up into hills. The site manager said that it was mainly due to the shortage of manpower. In addition to the reasons for the shortage of staff, couriers at multiple sites of Shentong Express mentioned a phenomenon, which is that "because of making more money, many couriers have changed their careers to deliver takeaways." (Source: Morning News)

　　Comment: Without profit, no matter how hard the company works, it will not be able to move forward. This requires the integration of resources, increasing revenue and reducing expenditure.

　　6. Li Jinling, the third CEO of Wanda E-commerce, resigned, with an annual salary of 8 million yuan

　　On February 13, according to authoritative channels, Li Jinling, the third CEO of Wanda E-commerce Feifan Company, resigned. It has become commonplace for the frequent changes of CEOs of this company, from Gong Yitao at the beginning to Dong Ce later to Li Jinling who had just left the company. Thinking of the withdrawal of the two partners of Tencent and Baidu, this errand from Wanda E-commerce-Fefan is not easy to do. In contrast, the richest man Wang Jianlin still has great expectations for Wanda e-commerce. (Source: Tencent Technology)

　　Comment: CEOs frequently change people, so there must be something wrong. Maybe Wang Jianlin needs to change someone who can achieve his goals at the annual meeting.

　　7. Foreign media: Chinese couriers have low cumulative salary, and 40% will change their careers within one year

　　According to February 13, US media said that China has a world-renowned express delivery market. According to the survey, there are 1.2 million couriers in China, and online retailers such as Alibaba rely on them to deliver packages to customers through electric bicycles or three-wheeled electric vehicles. The courier will shout "Quick delivery!" at the door or notify the recipient of express delivery on his mobile phone. According to reports, employment standards in the express delivery industry vary greatly, but many companies do not provide overtime pay or pay medical insurance and retirement benefits to employees. At the same time, some courier companies stipulate that if all parcels in the morning fail to be delivered before 2 pm, they will be punished. Improper handwriting, damaged parcels or customer complaints may result in a fine for couriers. (Source: Reference Message)

　　Comment: With competition intensifying and more people joining this market, the revenue of couriers has hardly increased in recent years. If the welfare of express delivery practitioners cannot be effectively improved, the development prospects of the express delivery industry are worrying.

　　8. A female doctor from Peking University steals a shared bicycle ofo: suspecting the authenticity of car stealing

　　According to February 13, a few days ago, a netizen posted that he saw a girl from Peking University studying for a master's and doctoral degree, posting on her Moments, showing off her stealing shared bicycles on campus. In response, a reporter from the French Evening Evening contacted ofo and received a response from the company, saying that the authenticity of the matter is questionable. (Source: Legal Evening News)

　　Comment: There is nothing to say before the matter is confirmed.

　　9. Shanghai interviews with many shared bicycles: Bicycles are not allowed to ride under the age of 12

　　On February 13, the Municipal Education Commission and the Traffic Police Corps of the Municipal Public Security Bureau interviewed several shared bicycle companies yesterday, including Mobike, Shanghai ofo, Xiaoming, Xiangqi, etc., to discuss how to further regulate the behavior of minors riding or driving non-motor vehicles. In the near future, relevant parties will launch a series of measures, including posting relevant warning slogans on shared bicycles, and not place shared bicycles in places where minors enter and exit concentrated; primary and secondary schools carry out traffic safety education, and students under the age of 12 are not allowed to ride bicycles, and students under the age of 16 are not allowed to drive electric bicycles. (Source: Oriental.com)

　　Comment: Cars can be seen everywhere, it is difficult to deal with.

　　10. The senior vice president of No. 1 store resigns and may launch new O2O projects next week

　　According to reliable sources, Emma, ​​senior vice president of No. 1 store, will resign. Next Wednesday (February 15) will be his last working day. The specific whereabouts are unknown. The new successor is temporarily in a confidential state and is very likely to have been airborne from JD.com's headquarters. It is understood that Emma, ​​senior vice president of No. 1 Store, has worked in No. 1 Store for many years and has a deep understanding of No. 1 Store. At present, he is fully responsible for the procurement center of No. 1 Store and is in the second-in-command position in No. 1 Store. The reason for this resignation may be related to the next major reform of No. 1 Store. The whistleblower said that No. 1 store will implement major reform measures in its business starting next week, and launch differentiated O2O projects based on the original business, focusing on imported food and city selection as the goal, and JD Home Delivery may be an important part of this project. (Source: Silicon Valley Network)

　　Comment: A major feature of Internet companies is frequent business changes. Because the market is changing too fast.

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