#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Evening News on August 9] 1. Tmall opens a century-old courier supply station in Beijing to achieve "same-day delivery" battery life; 2. Tmall upgrades to the free shipping area of ​​Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai to open the "next-day delivery" era; 3. AliExpress brand management category has added a new projector industry to adjust; 4. McDonald's has completely "returned" to the Chinese: Chinese capital accounts for the majority; 5. JD announced that it will open more than 300 retail experience stores this year.

#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Evening News on August 3] 1. Tmall supermarkets will usher in the most important comprehensive upgrade; 2. Foreign media: Chinese people no longer "buy, buy, buy" for outbound travel; 3. Tmall invests in Yiguo Fresh US$300 million again; 4. Taobao University and 46 companies jointly build a new retail human resources system; 5. Hangzhou merchants upgrade QR code services, and reconciliation, payment, and invoices can be handled in one click.

In order to further standardize the release requirements for adult product categories and provide consumers with more quality products and better shopping experience, Tmall plans to adjust the adult product industry standards.

The competition in the industry of fresh food e-commerce has become a game between giants, and the core of the competition is very clear, which is the supply chain and user experience. On August 3, Tmall announced a US$300 million investment in Yiguo. This is also Alibaba's additional investment after leading Yiguo's Series C financing in March last year. Yiguo said that this round of investment will help the company expand the development of Anxianda's business and supply chain more quickly, and will further integrate into the Tmall ecosystem.

If you want to do a good job in Taobao, how can you not promote the express train? It is undeniable that the express train is a process of burning money, and for Taobao sellers, it is worth it.

#Laogao E-commerce Newsletter# [E-commerce Morning News on July 13] 1. CCTV questioned whether LeTV failed to start a business or suspected of fraud, and was hit again! Vizio asked him for a breakup fee of $100 million; 2. Alibaba International Station governs repeated distribution or reduced rights and punishment for the entire store; 3. How to collect and send express delivery to ensure that personal information is not leaked? The Postal Bureau has made a big move; 4. JD.com cooperates with Japan’s Yamado to seek common development across multiple fields; 5. Nike likes Tmall 618 and says it will deepen cooperation, and new retail will greatly improve supply chain efficiency.