山姆回应“麻薯盒出现活老鼠”并致歉；中山佳能工厂停产赔偿2.3N；小米将有序关闭部分低效且亏损门店丨邦早报

Group 1 - Nvidia has received approval from the US government to sell its H200 AI chips to China, which is seen as a positive move for the company [4] - JD.com acknowledged a temporary system failure in its "随心囤" service and stated it would bear all losses incurred by merchants due to this issue [4] - Sam's Club responded to a report of a live mouse found in a product, stating that the issue was due to external factors and they would enhance their packaging and delivery services [4][6] Group 2 - Canon's factory in Zhongshan has halted production, with compensation for employees reportedly exceeding legal standards, with an average payout around 2.3N [6] - Ideal Auto plans to launch its first L4 autonomous vehicle within three years, indicating a strong belief in the future of driverless cars [8] - Xiaomi is set to close underperforming stores as part of a strategic shift towards quality improvement, incurring a one-time loss of approximately 27.26 million yuan [8] Group 3 - Huawei's Yu Chengdong announced the launch of the first MPV named "智界 V9" under the HarmonyOS, emphasizing its technological innovations [8] - Tencent has rebranded its large model from "混元" to "Tencent HY" for better market alignment [8] - Anker Innovations stated its commitment to responsible product recalls, implementing measures to enhance product reliability [8] Group 4 - PepsiCo plans to cut 20% of its US product line and implement layoffs as part of a cost-reduction strategy following pressure from activist investors [13] - Blue Current, a solid-state battery company, has raised over $80 million in funding led by Amazon, aimed at accelerating commercialization [13] - MetaComp, a cross-border payment service provider, completed a multi-million dollar Pre-A round of financing to enhance its technology and market reach [14] Group 5 - IDC predicts a significant growth in the foldable smartphone market by 2026, driven by new product launches from major brands [18][20] - Morgan Stanley forecasts that humanoid robots will lead a surge in tech stocks, with the market potentially exceeding $5 trillion by 2050 [21]