#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Morning News on April 12] 1. Tianhai Investment: plans to acquire Dangdang Kewen and Beijing Dangdang for 7.5 billion yuan; 2. Jack Ma’s Wall Street Journal published an article: The trade war is not beneficial to the US economy at all; 3. Wang Xing attended the Mobike full-staff meeting and promised that Mobike would not lay off employees; 4. Weibo community announcement: Miaopai deleted and blocked 19,898 harmful videos; 5. Another cross-border e-commerce impact on A-shares, intending to issue 32 million shares...

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1. Tianhai Investment: plans to acquire Dangdang Kewen and Beijing Dangdang for 7.5 billion yuan
On the evening of April 11, Tianhai Investment issued an announcement stating that it would initially acquire 100% of Dangdang Kewen's equity and 100% of Beijing Dangdang's equity for 7.5 billion yuan. The funds were composed of Tianhai Investment's issuance of 652 million shares at a price of 6.23 yuan per share, raising 4.06 billion yuan, plus 3.44 billion yuan in cash. This transaction will not lead to a change in control of Dangdang related companies. After the transaction is completed, Dangdang Chairman Yu Yu and CEO Li Guoqing will hold a total of 16.49% of the company's shares. (Source: 36kr)

Tianhai Investment: plans to acquire Dangdang Kewen and Beijing Dangdang for 7.5 billion yuan
2. JD.com releases "Jingxi" to open up talent management capabilities
On April 11, based on the experience of 160,000 employees' welfare management and a deep understanding of the talent management needs of corporate users, JD officially released the enterprise smart welfare platform - "Jingxi". As a one-stop smart welfare SAAS platform created by JD.com for corporate elastic welfare, Jingxi redefined employee welfare. At the same time, as a typical case of JD Group's "integrated openness" strategy for corporate management empowerment, this move also reveals JD's new scenario-based strategy for the application of corporate management scenarios. (Source: Chuangyebang)
3. Jack Ma’s Wall Street Journal published: The trade war has no benefit to the US economy
On April 11, the Wall Street Journal published an article signed by Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma - "The Trade War Kills Employment, Opportunities and Hope".
A series of recent statements and actions by the US government show that the United States seems to be closing the opportunity to enter China's huge consumer market. Jack Ma discussed this through an article: launching a trade war against China will not show any benefit to the US economy. (Source: NetEase Technology)
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4. Wang Xing attended the Mobike All-Account Conference and promised that Mobike would not lay off employees
On the evening of April 11, a Mobike employee who showed that he was certified as a real-name broke the news on Maimai that afternoon, Mobike held a full-staff meeting. Not only Wang Xiaofeng, Hu Weiwei, Xia Yiping and other three founders attended, but Meituan founder Wang Xing also appeared at the meeting. Subsequently, a Mobike employee confirmed the news to 36Kr and said that this was the first time that the company held a full-staff meeting after Mobike officially announced it was acquired by Meituan on April 4, and some employees joined in the form of video. Wang Xing promised at yesterday's general meeting that the current employees will not be moved and Mobike will not lay off employees. (Source: 36kr)
5. Weibo Community Announcement: Miaopai deleted and blocked 19,898 harmful videos
According to NetEase Technology, Weibo issued an announcement on carrying out a special cleanup of illegal content involving minors, saying that Weibo, in conjunction with Miaopai and YiBi, launched a special cleanup of the above illegal content that may exist on its own platform, and the special cleanup will last for three months. A total of 1,536 live broadcasts of suspected minors were offline, and 320 accounts with serious plots of broadcast were closed. Miaopai deleted and blocked 19,898 harmful videos involving minors, and closed 96 related accounts. Weibo deleted and blocked 1,037 harmful information involving minors, 28,544 music content, and 41 related accounts were closed. (Source: NetEase Technology)
6. Zuckerberg: Not against supervision, and is willing to exchange plans with lawmakers after the hearing
According to Sina Technology, when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg attended the second House hearing, a Representative from California asked Zuckerberg why he did not submit information to the FTC to assist in regulation. Zuckerberg said he was not against regulation and was willing to communicate further with the lawmaker after the hearing. (Source: Sina Technology)
7. Employees "drugly" want to block user accounts, Zhihu apologizes
It is reported that a netizen named "em-Zhihu Book Planning and Editor" claimed to have the official account of Zhihu in the WeChat group and "called overbearingly": "I can block you now." After the incident was exposed, Zhihu publicly apologized, saying that the employee's inappropriate remarks and related behaviors had been investigated and dealt with internally. (Source: Lieyun.com)
8. Former Alibaba executive Deng Kangming joined Chehaoduo Group
Chehaoduo Group announced today that Deng Kangming, former senior vice president, chief human resources officer and partner of Alibaba Group, joined the company and served as executive president and vice chairman of the board of directors of Chehaoduo Group, and directly reported to Chehaoduo Group CEO Yang Haoyong. It is reported that Deng Kangming will be responsible for the group's organizational structure upgrade and management innovation and change, assisting the CEO in formulating company strategies and promoting the implementation of the strategy. (Source: Sina Technology)
9. Bubugao: Tencent and JD.com transfer the shares of the company completed
On the evening of April 11, the transfer registration procedures for shareholders Zhang Haixia and others to Linzhi Tencent and JD.com have been completed on April 9 and 10 respectively. After the transfer of this agreement, Linzhi Tencent and JD Bangneng shareholding ratios are 6% and 5% respectively. On February 23, Bubugao announced that Bubugao signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Tencent and JD.com on smart retail, transferring 6% of its shares to Tencent, 5% of its shares to JD.com, and explored joint ventures or other capital cooperation methods with Tencent and JD.com. (Source: Tencent Technology)
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10. Another cross-border e-commerce impacts A-shares to issue 32 million shares
According to April 11, Shenzhen Jiemete Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Jiemete") submitted an IPO at the end of last year, impacting the A-share market.
According to data, Jemet's total share capital was 96 million shares before issuance, and plans to issue 32 million shares, accounting for 25% of the total share capital after issuance. Among them, after deducting the issuance fee, all funds raised will be used for projects related to the company's main business, including mobile smart terminal accessories product expansion projects (hereinafter referred to as "production expansion projects") and R&D center construction projects. The specific usage plan is as follows: (Source: Yibang Power)

Another cross-border e-commerce impacts A-shares to issue 32 million shares
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