Group 1 - The State Administration for Market Regulation has interviewed major food delivery platforms including JD, Meituan, and Ele.me regarding competition issues in the industry [2] - The platforms are required to comply with various laws such as the E-commerce Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, and Food Safety Law, and to enhance internal management and fair competition [2] - The aim is to create a healthy market environment that protects the rights of consumers, platform operators, and delivery riders [2] Group 2 - iQIYI responded to a report indicating that it and 64 other apps were found to be in violation of personal information collection regulations [3] - The version in question was developed by a partner and iQIYI is currently working with them to rectify the issues [3] Group 3 - Honor has confirmed the implementation of a "Eagle Plan" for internal competition for key positions, affecting 38 management roles in China, with 45% of these positions seeing changes [4] - The new AI division has been established, with AI-related R&D designated as a primary department [4] Group 4 - JD Group reported a net revenue of 301.08 billion RMB for Q1 2025, marking a 16% year-on-year increase, with a net profit of 12.8 billion RMB [5] - JD's CEO mentioned that the daily orders for JD's food delivery service are expected to exceed 20 million soon, marking a significant milestone for the business [5] Group 5 - CATL's IPO in Hong Kong has attracted 21 times oversubscription, raising at least 31.01 billion HKD, making it the largest IPO globally in 2025 [5] - The public offering portion received subscriptions totaling 51.7 billion HKD, approximately 48.07 billion RMB [5] Group 6 - Zeekr announced that it has not yet made a decision regarding Geely's proposal to acquire all outstanding shares of Zeekr, which Geely currently holds about 65.7% [5] Group 7 - A new security vulnerability affecting Intel's modern CPUs has been disclosed, impacting all processors from the ninth generation onward, allowing potential data theft from privileged memory areas [5] - Intel has stated that there are currently no known real-world exploits of this vulnerability [5] Group 8 - Mercedes-Benz is reportedly planning to reduce its number of dealerships in China by over 100, with most reductions expected to be completed by 2025 [6] - The decision is driven by the need to address price competition among dealers due to an oversupply of stores [6] Group 9 - The Ministry of Education has issued guidelines prohibiting students from copying AI-generated content for assignments or exams, aiming to regulate AI usage in education [8] Group 10 - The first batch of green electric vehicle owners in China has been established through a pilot program in Shenzhen, promoting the use of green electricity for charging [9]