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Hong Kong Stock Morning Report | JD.com announced it will recruit 100,000 riders in the next three months, and Ant Fortune is offering to acquire Hong Kong's Yao Cai Securities.
① JD.com stated that it will recruit 100,000 riders over the next three months. ② Ant Wealth initiated a tender offer for Hong Kong’s Yaocai Securities. ③ The Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong expressed that Global capital reallocation brings opportunities to the region. ④ Regulators stated that CKH HOLDINGS port Trade must not evade antitrust review.
Dining stores post videos to support JD.com delivery, and Liu Qiangdong: Thank you for the support! Commissions waived for another year.
Sina Technology reported on the afternoon of April 27 that a post from JD.com founder Liu Qiangdong circulated online today, stating that to thank a Dining merchant for their support, he has granted them a commission exemption for another year. JD.com responded to Sina Technology, saying, "This is true; JD.com Delivery is in contact with the merchant regarding the commission exemption." It is reported that this Dining merchant is the main store of Ba Ye Handmade Fried Sauce Noodles in Xiqing, Tianjin. In a video posted on the video account, an employee held up a poster of Liu Qiangdong, stating, "Our store supports JD.com Delivery," which received many shares and likes. Liu Qiangdong shared the video, expressing, "Thanks to this brother for the support! After finding your store, I will grant another exemption."
JD.com took action against the low stock price malicious competition.
Launch the "Factory Supply Replenishment" program.
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JD.com takeout responded to the rumor of "merchants bearing 50% of the 10 billion subsidy": the screenshots circulating online are fabricated, and the platform will not set a mandatory sharing ratio.
Sina Technology reported on the evening of April 25 that in response to rumors regarding 'JD.com's delivery service requiring merchants to bear 50% of the 10 billion subsidy,' JD.com announced, 'The 10 billion subsidy invites merchant partners to voluntarily choose to participate based on their own operational plans through an open and transparent policy. The platform will not set a mandatory cost-sharing ratio. The 10 billion subsidy activity always adheres to the principle of voluntary participation and mutual cooperation. The current cost-sharing ratio for merchants remains significantly lower than the industry average.' At the same time, JD.com also mentioned, 'Currently circulating online screenshots regarding the so-called adjustment of JD.com's 10 billion subsidy policy are fabricated and clearly organized by water army.'
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李白的李 : Hope there are more idiots like this.