Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-16 02:52Group 1 - ZhiMi Technology plans to enter the online travel market by establishing a ticket and hotel division, aiming to compete with Ctrip and reduce its market dominance [2] - The move aligns with national calls for market competition, following an investigation into Ctrip's alleged abuse of market dominance by the State Administration for Market Regulation [2] - ZhiMi has previously focused on smart cleaning devices but has been diversifying into various consumer electronics and service sectors in recent years [2] Group 2 - Shenzhen Xunlei Network Technology Co., Ltd. has filed a civil lawsuit against former CEO Chen Lei, seeking to recover 200 million RMB for damages to the company [3] - The lawsuit centers on allegations that Chen Lei controlled a company that transferred assets from Xunlei without board approval through related-party transactions [3] - A previous criminal investigation into the same matter was terminated in late 2022 due to insufficient evidence [3] Group 3 - Meituan has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Shanghai Xiche Future Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. to enter the car sales market [4] - The partnership aims to integrate local life service platform resources with automotive industry capabilities, creating a one-stop solution for car purchasing and services [4] - Initial focus will be on online display, test drive appointments, and transaction closure, leveraging Meituan's existing traffic system to enhance user engagement [4] Group 4 - MediaTek has launched two new system-on-chip (SoC) products for the smartphone market: Dimensity 9500s and Dimensity 8500 [5] - The Dimensity 9500s is manufactured using TSMC's 3nm process, featuring a full big-core CPU architecture and Immortalis-G925 GPU, with a benchmark score exceeding 3.61 million on AnTuTu [5] - The Dimensity 8500 is based on a 4nm process and also utilizes a full big-core design with an octa-core Mali-G720 GPU [5] Group 5 - Apple has expanded the cross-border payment capabilities of Apple Pay for Visa cardholders in mainland China, allowing them to make contactless payments abroad [6] - Initial participating banks include Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Bank of China, with plans to add more issuers and Mastercard support in the future [6] - This update enhances the usability of digital wallets for individuals traveling abroad or studying overseas [6]