Laogao E-commerce Newspaper on February 28th E-commerce Morning News

　　#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [February 28 E-commerce Morning News] 1. Will takeout be prohibited if there is no physical store? The head of the Food and Drug Administration responded; 2. Qingdao Haier and Alibaba have joined hands to acquire shares in Haier Multimedia; 3. Hundreds of shared bicycles in Mentougou, Beijing were "confined" in the courtyard; 4. 58.com's fourth quarter revenue was US$300 million and a net loss of US$700,000; 5. JD.com "free commission" for off-site traffic orders.

　　1. Will takeout delivery be prohibited if there is no physical store? The head of the Food and Drug Administration responded

　　On February 28, "Will delivery of takeout be prohibited without physical stores?" Recently, after the State Food and Drug Administration issued the "Regulations on Supervision and Administration of Online Catering Services (Draft for Comments)", the takeout circle was flooded with this title. The article in the new regulations that "those who use the Internet to provide catering services should have physical stores and obtain a food business license in accordance with the law" has attracted the most attention. (Source: China Youth Daily)

　　Comment: It is easier to supervise physical stores, and the cost of violations is higher, making it less likely to happen.

　　2. Qingdao Haier joins hands with Alibaba to acquire shares in Haier Multimedia

　　On February 28, Qingdao Haier recently issued an announcement stating that the company and Alibaba intend to acquire Haier Multimedia registered capital of 88.75 million yuan. In addition, the company and Alibaba plan to add 128 million yuan of registered capital to Haier Multimedia. After the transaction, Haier Multimedia’s registered capital was changed to 478,947,369 yuan, of which Haier Optoelectronics held 50.51% of the shares, and is still its controlling shareholder. Alibaba holds 25.25% of the shares, Qingdao Haier holds 20.20% of the shares, and Qingdao Zhongchuangying Commercial Enterprise (Limited Partnership) holds 4.04% of the shares. (Source: TechWeb)

　　Comment: Every company must have its own media power.

　　3. Hundreds of shared bicycles in Mentougou, Beijing were "confined"

　　On February 28, "When I opened the Mobike software, the vehicles were displayed in one place, and when I went there, I found that they were locked." Yesterday, a netizen posted on Weibo that in Longquan Town, Mentougou District, a large number of shared bicycles were locked in a yard and were under the supervision. The urban management department of Mentougou District responded that it was currently negotiating with the company involved because shared bicycles were parked at will and confiscated. (Source: Beijing News)

　　Comment: Communicate with relevant departments and cultivate user habits, you can only take it slowly like this.

　　4. 58.com's fourth quarter revenue was US$300 million and a net loss of US$700,000

　　According to morning news on February 28, 58.com released its unaudited financial reports for the fourth quarter and the whole year ended December 31, 2016. According to the financial report, 58.com achieved revenue of US$306.6 million (2.0948 billion yuan) in the fourth quarter, a year-on-year increase of 28.5%. Based on the non-GAAP, the net loss attributable to 58.com in the fourth quarter was $700,000, compared with a net loss of $48.5 million in the same period last year. (Source: Sina Technology)

　　Comment: Profit is a magic weapon, and it is also a life gate.

　　5. JD.com is “free from commission” for off-site traffic diversion orders

　　On February 27, JD.com's new policy began to "wind" POP merchants (third-party settlement), significantly reducing order commissions in off-site placement. The announcement shows that since January 1, 2017, JD POP merchants (third-party settlement) will no longer have to pay JD’s platform commissions (only 1% payment fee) by orders brought to JD through off-site advertising (non-jd.com). (Source: Yibang Power Network)

　　Comment: JD.com’s traffic is not enough.

　　6. Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission and others plan to control the scale of shared bicycles

　　On February 27, in response to the impact of shared bicycles on urban traffic and parking order, the Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission took the lead, and the Traffic Management Bureau, Urban Management Bureau and other departments participated, and have begun to study and standardize management measures. According to reports, Beijing will take a series of measures this year to guide the orderly development of shared bicycles, and control the scale of development based on the comprehensive indicators of urban transportation structure. People familiar with the matter revealed that the total number of shared bicycles in Beijing has rapidly increased from less than 10,000 to about 200,000. (Source: Beijing News)

　　Comment: Going towards order in the game. As long as it doesn’t kill innovation in one size fits all.

　　7. Will Tmall Weilong Food Flagship Store grow hair during the shelf life?

　　On February 28, Ms. Gao bought 20 packs of spicy kissing pea skins at Tmall Weilong Food flagship store. When she ate one of the packs on January 13, she found that the bean skins that were in the shelf life had grown hair. Recently, the person in charge of Weilong said that in November 2016, Ms. Gao, who was breastfeeding, purchased 20 bags of spicy kissing peas peels and other foods at the Tmall Weilong Food flagship store, worth a total of 89.4 yuan. When edible, customers found that a pack of bean skins that had grown hairs during the shelf life. After half a month of communication with Tmall Weilong Food flagship store, Manager Xiang, the operation manager, said that because the consumer has thrown away the evidence of long soybean peels, it is impossible to collect evidence to determine the reason, but he will give him a refund in the attitude of serving consumers. "We have refunded the 20 packs of bean peels purchased by Ms. Gao, but will not refund other foods in the order without any problem. At present, the two parties have reached an agreement on this matter." (Source: Xinwang)

　　Comment: When consumers encounter problems, please pay attention to retaining evidence.

　　8. The Ministry of Culture inspected the law enforcement inspection of 50 online performance units including Douyu

　　On February 28, the Ministry of Culture launched the first round of "double random and one disclosure" for the online performance market in Beijing yesterday (in the supervision process, randomly select the inspection targets, randomly select law enforcement inspectors, and timely announce the investigation results) law enforcement inspection. Liu Luping, deputy inspector of the Cultural Market Department of the Ministry of Culture, introduced that there are currently about 100 major online performance business units in the country, and the number of spot checks this time has reached 50% of the total. The Ministry of Culture will organize randomly selected law enforcement personnel to "comprehensive physical examination" of randomly selected online performance business units, focusing on cleaning up and rectifying prohibited content such as wrong value orientation, obscene pornography and vulgarity, feudal superstition. (Source: China News Service)

　　Comment: This kind of exercise-style examination should treat symptoms but not root causes, and it is necessary to establish a supervision system that can work for a long time.

　　9. Meituan AI ambition is revealed: Create large-scale mass-produced autonomous driving cars

　　According to February 28, Meituan recently released a "missing notice", which is actually a set of recruitment information to recruit talents for the unmanned delivery robot team, hoping to build the first large-scale mass-produced autonomous vehicle. It is understood that Meituan Dianping’s unmanned delivery robot team is mainly responsible for the development of delivery robots to meet the needs of takeaway delivery business. At present, the main products are unmanned delivery vehicles for areas with dense crowds, that is, the specific application of autonomous driving technology in delivery scenarios. (Source: Yibang Power Network)

　　Comment: Nowadays, unmanned driving is all about testing the waters, and it will take some time before large-scale commercial use.

　　10. Guotong responds to the arrears of shuttle fees

　　According to February 28, recently, Guotong Express, which ranks in the second tier of the industry, was exposed to be surrounded by drivers for owing nearly 100 million yuan in shuttle freight. Yesterday, the reporter went to Guotong Shanghai headquarters to confirm that there was indeed arrears of shuttle bus freight in the Guotong Beijing area, but the relevant person in charge denied that the arrears of over 100 million yuan, and also denied that other outlets across the country had suspended operations. However, after interviewing franchisees in Anhui, Sichuan and other places by phone, the reporter found that some outlets did suspend operations due to personal reasons and financial problems of franchisees. At the same time, some larger franchisees in Beijing and Shanghai said that their outlets are still operating normally. (Source: Daily Economic News)

　　Comment: As several express delivery giants go public one after another, problems in the express delivery industry have also emerged one after another.

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