"#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Evening News on February 25]" 1. If you don’t pay back the money from Huabei, can you still go to JD to write a free note? It won't work in the future; 2. Suning.com's online orders account for more than half of the Spring Festival; 3. Tantan investors restored the acquisition by Momo and it turned out that Alibaba was also its shareholder; 4. Jobs' birthday Cook tweeted to commemorate: not forgetting Apple's mission to change the world; 5. Zuckerberg recently sold Facebook stocks and cashed out nearly US$250 million...

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1. If you don’t pay back the money from Huabei, can you still go to JD.com to make free notes? It won't work in the future
An announcement released on the official website of the Central Bank shows that Baihang Credit Reporting Co., Ltd.'s personal credit reporting business application has been licensed by the Central Bank. The company is the "Xinlian" that has always been commonly known in the industry. This is also the first domestic personal credit reporting license issued by the Central Bank. Data shows that there are currently more than 200 online loan companies and more than 8,000 micro-loans and consumer finance companies in the country, and they have a large amount of financial data for users. In addition, Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com and other platforms engaged in Internet finance also have a large amount of information about social, shopping, travel, online financial services, etc. for customers. The main goal of "Xinlian" is to effectively integrate and share this information. (Source: Meijing.com)

Announcement issued by the official website of the central bank
2. Suning.com's online orders account for more than half during the Spring Festival
According to news on February 24, data released by Suning.com recently showed that during the Spring Festival (February 15-21), Suning.com's omni-channel growth was 87%, and the township market grew by as high as 243%. More than half of Suning.com's online fast-moving consumer goods orders were delivered to consumers within 24 hours. (Source: Yibang Power Network)
3. Tantan investors restored the acquisition by Momo and it turned out that Alibaba was also its shareholder.
Tantan, a stranger social product that has been established for less than three years, was acquired by Momo for US$600 million in cash and stock prices. In addition to the 13 existing investors, one shareholder that Tantan has not been publicly disclosed from beginning to end is Alibaba. This news was confirmed by another shareholder of Tantan. Alibaba is a co-investor of the two companies. When Momo tried to privatize, Cai Chongxin once joined the Momo board of directors to support it. (Source: Chinese Entrepreneur)
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4. Xue Manzi: Blockchain is full of air coins, and it is easy to get rid of leeks if you want to get rich
He said that every investor is looking forward to investing in Alibaba, which is too difficult. Blockchain is a big deal for Hu to rub all the mahjong cards on the table. If you want to get rich overnight, it is easy to be cut off. But if you can become the leader in this field, it will be a great thing. In the future, you may develop the exclusive currency of Manzi B&B: Manzi Coin! (Source: Tencent Technology)
5. Live answering questions welcomes the platform to return to experts: There will be more players during the standard period
On the eve of the Spring Festival, the popular live-based question-answering ushered in the "big stick" of supervision, and the live-based question-answering market entered a collective "silence" overnight.
However, recently, the battlefield of answering questions has ushered in a turning point. The China Business Network client learned from the relevant person in charge of Baidu that the live broadcast and answering activity "Quick Challenge" launched by Baidu's Haokan Video has now been reviewed and approved by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, and has become the only live broadcast and answering column that has officially returned after the introduction of the regulatory authorities.
Internet analyst Liu Yanfei said in an interview with the China Business Network client that it is necessary to introduce regulatory measures for live answering questions. Online live answering questions entering the standardized period will usher in more Internet companies and even become one of their most important traffic entrances. (Source: China News Network)
6. Cook tweeted to commemorate the birthday of Jobs: Don’t forget Apple’s mission to change the world
February 24, local time in the United States, is the birthday of Apple's late former CEO Steve Jobs. Current CEO Tim Cook posted a message on Twitter to commemorate Jobs's legacy, saying that Apple has the ability to continue the great cause of "changing the world".
In a tweet, Cook wrote, "On the 63rd birthday of our friend and leader Steve, let us remember his legacy: 'If we unite at Apple, we can do things that change the world.' We will always remember this goal and always miss you - Steve." (Source: Sina Technology)

Jobs' birthday Cook tweeted to commemorate: Don't forget Apple's mission to change the world
7. Bank of Korea will hold a blockchain-related meeting on February 27
Starting from February 27, Bank of Korea will hold relevant meetings to discuss blockchain with international organizations such as the Bank for Payment and Market Infrastructure Committee (CPMI), the East Asia and the Pacific Central Bank Executive Organization (EMEAP), and submit the results of the meeting to relevant institutions, and finally discuss them at the G20 Summit and the Financial Stability Committee (FSB). (Source: Yonhap News Agency)
8. Zuckerberg recently sold Facebook stocks and cashed out nearly $250 million
On the evening of February 24, Beijing time, Facebook Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently sold a large number of company stocks, cashing out nearly US$250 million.
The latest data shows that on February 23 this year, Zuckerberg sold 220,000 Facebook shares at an average price of $181.89 per share, cashing out about $40 million.
On February 22, Zuckerberg sold 456,800 Facebook shares at an average price of $179.04 per share, cashing out about $81.8 million.
On February 20, Zuckerberg sold 220,000 Facebook shares at an average price of $176.52 per share, cashing out about $38.8 million.
On February 16, Zuckerberg sold 245,400 Facebook shares at an average price of $178.16 per share, cashing out about $43.7 million.
On February 15, Zuckerberg sold 245,400 Facebook shares at an average price of $178.90 per share, cashing out about $43.9 million. (Source: Sina Technology)
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9. The American lawyers of Wish's "Snowflake Incident" have come out to fight counterfeiting again. This time it is the brand RAINBOW LOOM
Not long ago, a large number of Wish sellers were in a state of turmoil for infringement by the court. Now, the tragedy has happened again.
Yesterday, a seller broke the news to Hugo.com that David, the lawyer who had previously sued the Chinese seller for the infringement of snowflakes, has made new moves. This time it was RAINBOW LOOM infringement. The plaintiff was Choon Design, and some sellers have received Wish emails. (Source: Hugo.com)
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