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Group 1 - Alibaba Group has merged Ele.me and Fliggy into its China e-commerce business group, with both companies continuing to operate under their own management while aligning with centralized goals [3] - ByteDance's Douyin has denied rumors regarding the departure of its commercialization vice president, stating that the information was false and originated from an AI-generated rumor [3] - Wang Sicong's company, Huanju Commercial, has undergone a change in leadership, with He Youjun appointed as chairman following the exit of several shareholders [4] Group 2 - Pang Donglai responded to rumors about closing multiple stores, clarifying that while some older stores will be gradually closed due to quality concerns, the company is not shutting down many locations [6] - ByteDance has dismissed its former Seed large language model head and an associated HRBP due to conflicts of interest and false statements during an investigation [7] - Meituan's "Meituan Youxuan" has temporarily suspended sales in several regions, including Shanghai, due to a transformation upgrade, while operations continue in other areas [7] Group 3 - Starbucks clarified that it is not considering a full sale of its China business, emphasizing the market's long-term potential and the strength of its team and brand [9] - Xiaomi is set to launch its first SUV, the YU7, on June 26, along with other products including a foldable phone and a new tablet [10] - BYD has denied rumors regarding solid-state batteries being used in its Seal model, stating that such information is unverified [14] Group 4 - The chip manufacturer Wolfspeed plans to file for bankruptcy in the U.S. under a restructuring agreement that will reduce its debt by nearly 70% [15] - Tencent has announced a small-scale test for a new feature in WeChat that allows users to add stickers and images in comments, currently not available for general application [15] - IDC reported that China's PC monitor market saw a total shipment of 7.07 million units in Q1 2025, marking a 14% year-on-year increase [30] Group 5 - The global best-selling game console list shows Sony dominating with five entries, led by the PlayStation 2 at 160 million units sold [32] - The new Switch 2 is expected to sell 15 million units in its first year, surpassing the original Switch's sales [33] - Various companies, including Galaxy General and Haibo Robotaxi, have announced significant funding rounds to support their operations and technological advancements [19][20]