#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Evening News on July 2]

　　#Laogao E-commerce News# [E-commerce Evening News on July 2] 1. Suning may secretly sign a cooperation agreement with RT-Mart; 2. Meituan sued Yidian News for rumor-making claims of 500,000 yuan; 3. JD.com updated the rules for banning goods to adjust dangerous weapons, etc.; 4. Huawei cannot bear the high cost of living and officially relocated on July 1; 5. Liangpinpuzi's public offering prospectus officially launched IPO...

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　　1. Suning may sign a cooperation agreement with RT-Mart

　　On July 2, it was reported that Suning's senior management is meeting with RT-Mart to sign a strategic cooperation agreement. The cooperation agreement between the two parties exceeded the previous announcements of Suning and RT-Mart, and may involve double the performance of 818. The cooperation between major fast-moving consumer goods categories such as supermarkets and maternal and infants may have a far greater impact than market imagination, and may even become a deep-water bomb that subverts the retail industry. The speed, breadth and depth of Suning RT-Mart's strategic cooperation have exceeded market expectations. On the evening of June 21, Suning announced the important news, saying that it had signed a strategic cooperation memorandum with RT-Mart, and the two parties will cooperate in and operate in depth around the home appliance 3C zone of all RT-Mart stores in mainland China. (E-commerce News)

　　2. Meituan sued Yidian News for rumor-making claims of 500,000 yuan

　　On July 2, Meituan sued Yidian News, saying that the articles on its website fabricated many false news and misled the public, intending to reduce the social evaluation of "Meituan", causing serious losses to Meituan, and demanding it to stop infringement, apologize, compensate for economic losses and reasonable expenditures totaling 500,000 yuan. (E-commerce News)

　　3. JD.com updates the rules for banning goods and adjusts dangerous weapons, etc.

　　On July 2, JD.com recently adjusted the details of the first category of simulated guns, military and police supplies, and dangerous weapons in the "Regulations on the Administration of Banned Products and Information". The adjustment will take effect on July 5. The adjustments are as follows:

　　(Webmaster's Home) Adjustment content: http://www.chinaz.com/2018/0702/909268.shtml

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　　4. Huawei cannot bear the high cost of living and officially relocated on July 1st

　　July 2 news: In recent years, with the continuous rise in housing prices in Shenzhen, where Huawei's headquarters is located, news about Huawei's intention to relocate because of its high cost of living for employees. The latest news shows that Huawei officially relocated on July 1, with 40 8-ton trucks, totaling 60 vehicles. The relocated vehicles will travel to and from Shenzhen and Songshan Lake in Dongguan. On July 2, 2,700 people will work from Shenzhen to Xiliubeipo Village, Songshan Lake, Dongguan, with about 1,500 cars (including 70 buses). In response, relevant Huawei personnel told reporters that in addition to the R&D team, the relocation also includes personnel from other departments. According to another Huawei person, this relocation may be part of Huawei's expansion of development. (E-commerce News)

　　5. Liangpinpuzi's public offering prospectus officially launches IPO

　　According to July 2, the prospectus for Liangpinpu was announced on the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s website on June 29. The prospectus shows that Liangpinpuzi plans to issue no more than 41 million shares for the initial public offering, and the funds raised are planned to be invested in omni-channel marketing network construction projects, warehousing and logistics system construction projects, Liangpin information system digital upgrade projects, and food R&D center and testing center transformation and upgrading projects, with a total amount of approximately 773 million yuan. (E-commerce News)

　　6. Alibaba responded to "the process of issuing CDRs was postponed": There are no more details to comment

　　Media reports said that due to various reasons, Alibaba Group's CDR issuance process has been postponed. In response to this, Alibaba responded to 36Kr, saying: "We have said since the first day of listing in the United States that we will come back as long as conditions allow. Our attitude has never changed. We have no more details to comment on the rumors in today's market." (36Kr)

　　7. Today's Toutiao starts to test the paid column function

　　On July 2, many operators of Toutiao account have received invitations to open paid columns in the Toutiao internal testing. When the invited headline author enters the "Create Column" interface, you can choose to create a free or paid column, and set whether to pay in 'Add Chapter' under the column. When the 'Paid Column' is published, the author can choose to set "Limited Promotion" and readers can read the corresponding paid chapters for free in the information flow. (E-commerce News)

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　　8. Alibaba and France's Poloret Logistics agree to establish a global partnership

　　French Business Weekly Challenge reported that Alibaba and France's Poloret Logistics agreed to establish a global partnership. According to the agreement, Alibaba Cloud will provide Bollorai Logistics with solutions in terms of "cloud+", "big data+", artificial intelligence, content delivery network and cloud computing. In addition, the two sides will study the possibility of regional cooperation in the fields of buses, electric vehicles, car sharing and electric batteries in Pololai. (36Kr)

　　9. Amazon acquires online pharmacy PillPack: About $1 billion shocks the industry

　　Amazon closed a deal to acquire online pharmacy PillPack on Thursday, not only showing the e-commerce giant's growing interest in the pharmaceutical market, but also highlights its more radical merger and acquisition model, CNBC reported. Analysts say this may be due to the need for Amazon to maintain growth and cater to different audiences and demographics. (Webmaster's Home)

　　10. Alibaba will acquire part of the equity of Türkiye's fashion e-commerce Trendyol

　　Türkiye's fashion e-commerce company Trendyol issued a statement saying Alibaba will hold part of its stake in Trendyol. "Alibaba and Trendyol will work together to promote Trendyol's development in Turkey and surrounding areas." According to Trendyol, the investment is the largest Internet transaction in Turkey to date, but the specific amount has not been disclosed. Founded in 2010, Trendyol is the largest fashion e-commerce company in Turkey. You can buy fashion brands such as Gucci, Prada, Zara and Trendyol's own clothing brands on its websites and mobile applications. In the statement, Trendyol said it already has 16 million customers. (Hugo.com)

Alibaba to acquire part of Türkiye's fashion e-commerce Trendyol

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