2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2026-01-26 08:10Group 1 - Tencent reported that over 90 individuals were dismissed for violating the company's "high-pressure line" policy, with more than 20 referred to law enforcement for criminal activities [1] - The report highlighted over 70 cases of serious violations including commercial bribery and embezzlement, leading to dismissals and legal actions against involved employees and external parties [1] - Tencent emphasized the importance of compliance with laws and regulations, particularly in light of the upcoming ESG disclosure requirements in 2026 [1] Group 2 - The ESG reporting season for A-share listed companies is approaching, with 471 companies required to disclose their 2025 ESG reports by April 30, 2026 [2] - A survey has been initiated to gather insights from multinational corporations, leading enterprises, listed companies, and financial institutions regarding their practices and challenges in ESG information disclosure [2] - The survey will last for three months starting from January 22, 2026, and aims to identify exemplary cases for inclusion in a research report [2] Group 3 - The third International Clean Energy Day is set for January 26, 2026, focusing on promoting clean energy transition in a fair and inclusive manner [4] - This global event aims to showcase innovations and developments in clean energy to accelerate the achievement of sustainable development goals [4] Group 4 - New regulations for the recycling and comprehensive utilization of used power batteries from electric vehicles will take effect on April 1, 2026, emphasizing a full lifecycle management approach [5][6] - The regulations include establishing a national information platform for battery traceability and implementing strict penalties for non-compliance [6] Group 5 - Xiaomi faced two fire incidents involving its vehicles on January 19, 2026, which raised significant public concern, although no injuries were reported [7] - The company stated that the battery status was normal prior to the incidents, and the fires were extinguished promptly by fire services [7] Group 6 - ST Dongshi's actual controller, Xu Xiong, was sentenced to six years and six months in prison for manipulating the securities market, with a fine of 170 million yuan imposed [7] - The ruling was confirmed by the Shanghai High People's Court, marking the case as a significant legal outcome in the securities sector [7] Group 7 - Zhejiang Securities faced regulatory scrutiny for inadequate compliance checks on investor transactions, resulting in a warning letter from the Zhejiang Securities Regulatory Bureau [7] - The firm was found to have issues with account management and compliance, leading to administrative measures against its management [7]