Group 1 - Guangzhou market regulatory authorities are focusing on service development and public welfare by launching the "Iron Fist" action in the field of people's livelihood for 2025, announcing the fourth batch of typical cases [2] - A hospital in Guangzhou was penalized for false advertising and violating pricing regulations, resulting in a confiscation of illegal gains amounting to 308,719.28 yuan and a fine of 1,200,000 yuan [2][3] - A food company in Guangzhou was fined 75,000 yuan for engaging in improper pricing practices during a live-streaming sales event, misleading consumers with false promotional claims [4] Group 2 - A restaurant management company in Guangzhou was fined 110,000 yuan and had illegal gains of 9,394 yuan confiscated for operating without a food business license and selling food with pathogenic microorganisms exceeding safety standards [5][6] - A business in Baiyun District was penalized for producing and selling food without proper licensing and for adding medicinal ingredients to food products, resulting in a fine of 20,000 yuan [6][7] - A clothing company in Guangzhou was fined 75,000 yuan for selling products that infringed on registered trademarks, with a total of 438 items confiscated [8][9] Group 3 - A biotechnology company in Guangzhou was reported to the police for illegally adding substances to food products, violating food safety laws [11] - A maintenance company was fined 38,000 yuan for failing to maintain elevators according to safety standards, highlighting the importance of compliance in safety management [12][13] - A medical beauty clinic was fined 60,000 yuan for publishing medical advertisements without proper approval, emphasizing the need for regulatory compliance in the medical advertising sector [14] Group 4 - A trading company was fined 50,000 yuan for selling electric tricycles without mandatory certification, with illegal gains of 13,869.91 yuan confiscated [15][16] - An environmental technology company was fined 10,000 yuan for issuing reports without proper accreditation, which could impact environmental protection efforts [17][18] - A children's products company was fined 40,000 yuan for selling substandard children's shoes, with illegal gains of 6,581.64 yuan confiscated [18][19] Group 5 - A trading company was fined 9,000 yuan for engaging in measurement violations related to imported candy products, highlighting the importance of accurate labeling and compliance with measurement regulations [20][21]

Core Viewpoint - The special rectification action in the "water, electricity, and gas" sector in Jiyue County aims to address public concerns and improve market order, achieving significant preliminary results [1][4]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - Jiyue County Market Supervision Bureau conducted a comprehensive investigation of the operational status and facilities of major water, electricity, and gas supply companies, establishing a detailed work ledger including "problem lists, responsibility lists, and rectification lists" [2]. - The bureau implemented dynamic management of the ledger, ensuring that newly discovered issues are promptly included and resolved problems are marked as completed, laying a solid foundation for targeted measures [2]. Group 2: Consumer Protection - The special rectification action included a "benefit inspection" segment, where 229 residential meters (water, electricity, and gas) were sampled and tested to address consumer concerns regarding meter accuracy [3]. - The bureau collected public opinions and suggestions through various channels, distributing over 4,150 surveys and 3,100 benefit contact cards, gathering 134 reported issues for timely response and resolution [3]. Group 3: Service Improvement - The action not only focused on regulation but also aimed to enhance service quality, ensuring that the public experiences fairness and benefits from the rectification efforts in the "water, electricity, and gas" sectors [4]. - The initiative is described as both a "clean-up" of industry irregularities and a "training exercise" to improve public service quality, contributing to safer, more stable, and efficient urban infrastructure [4].

检查过程中，执法人员向化妆品市场主体宣传相关法律法规，结合典型及台账记录不规范引发的风险事 件，剖析违规经营行为的法律后果和社会危害，引导经营者自觉规范经营。（杜志锋，王林、江恩里） 此次检查，该局聚焦化妆品经营资质合规性、进货查验制度落实、产品准入资质审核、标签标识规范管 理等关键环节，重点排查无合法来源、标签标识不规范、未经批准擅自进口销售化妆品等。执法人员严 格核查经营主体的营业执照、进货票据、海关报关单、检验检疫证明等资质文件；检查产品中文标签是 否依法完整标注产品名称，原产国（地区）、进口商（代理商）名称及地址，生产日期，保质期等信 息；查验仓储条件是否达标、出入库台账是否规范。 连日来，新疆维吾尔自治区乌苏市市市场监管局强化党建引领，积极践行"实干争先"理念，围绕市场监 管重点领域，组织开展进口化妆品市场专项检查行动。 ...

Core Points - The Xuzhou market supervision department aims to enhance consumer protection by focusing on issues that significantly impact public welfare and safety, emphasizing strict enforcement against various illegal activities in the consumer sector [2] Group 1: Case Summaries - Case 1: A dental clinic in Xuzhou was fined 30,000 yuan for false advertising, including misleading qualifications of doctors not practicing at the clinic [3] - Case 2: A seller in Suining was penalized for selling 531 bottles of counterfeit liquor, with a total illegal revenue of 83,724.04 yuan and illegal gains of 30,807.36 yuan, resulting in a fine of 10,000 yuan [4] - Case 3: A cosmetics store in Jiawang was fined 20,000 yuan for selling prohibited food products, specifically capsules containing banned substances, with a total sales amount of 400 yuan [5] - Case 4: A trading company in Gulou was fined 40,000 yuan for misleading consumers by using the Li Ning brand logo without authorization, creating confusion about its relationship with the brand [6] - Case 5: A food store in Yunlong was fined 30,000 yuan for false advertising targeting elderly consumers, lacking scientific evidence for its claims about the benefits of its products [7]

为规范酒类市场经营秩序，保障消费者身体健康和合法权益，近日，新疆维吾尔自治区乌苏市市场监管 局强化党建引领，积极践行"实干争先"理念，开展酒类市场安全检查，以精准监管筑牢安全屏障。 此次检查，该局聚焦烟酒专卖店、商超便利店及散装酒销售门店。执法人员重点核查经营者营业执照、 食品经营许可证，督促市场主体严格落实索证索票制度，核查供货资质、进货凭证及检验报告，确保来 源可溯。同时，严查假冒伪劣，规范标签标识，杜绝"特供""专供"等违规标注及虚假宣传。检查中，执 法人员向市场主体普及相关法律法规，督促履行主体责任，规范进货查验制度落实。 下一步，乌苏市市场监督管理局将建立常态化监管机制，持续净化酒类市场环境，让群众买得放心、喝 得安心。（杜志锋、黄艳梅、阿依曼） ...

35个连续跌停，直到退市最后一刻都没有再给机会。 ST高鸿用这种极端方式，给A股市场的8.38万名股东上了一堂血淋淋的风险教育课。 最让人难以置信的是，在第24个跌停板后，股价已经跌至0.66元时，竟 然还有2.1万名投资者冲进去博反弹，结果全部被埋。 2025年11月11日，ST高鸿正式终止上市摘牌。 这只曾经辉煌的通信设备行业股票，最终以0.38元的股价告别A股市场。 从历史高点19.80元算起，股价跌幅 超过98%，意味着最早持有的投资者几乎血本无归。 这两天的开板成为了人性的试金石。 部分深套的投资者选择坚守，期待主力资金会拉升自救。 更有2.1万名新投资者认为已经跌到位，大举进场博取反弹收 益。 然而市场给了他们最残酷的回应——开板两天后，ST高鸿再次开启一字跌停模式，直到退市都没有再给逃命机会。 从股东结构变化可以看出投资者的非理性行为。 尽管公司问题已经暴露，但股东总数在退市时仍达到8.38万人。 这背后反映的是部分投资者对国企身份的 过度信赖，总认为"国企不会轻易退市"，结果付出了惨重代价。 亏损数据的分布更能说明问题。 持股时间最长的投资者亏损幅度达到98.10%，近两年进场的亏损95%，就 ...

Core Viewpoint - The HuaiBei Market Supervision Bureau has launched a series of enforcement actions in 2025 to protect consumer rights and maintain market order, focusing on intellectual property rights, counterfeit goods, and food safety issues [2][3][4][5][6][7]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Violations - A company was found selling lubricants infringing on the "Great Wall" trademark, with a sales amount of 71,555 yuan, leading to a criminal referral [2]. - A tobacco shop was penalized for selling counterfeit "Yingjia" brand liquor, with a total value of 2,360 yuan [3]. - A tea shop was caught using unlicensed "Huangshan Maofeng" tea packaging, having purchased 20 empty bags for 0.3 yuan each, with 7 already used [4]. Group 2: Food Safety Violations - A bakery was penalized for using expired food ingredients, specifically a macaron product with a production date of October 20, 2024, exceeding its 100-day shelf life [4]. - A company was found to have incorrect labeling on edible oils, with discrepancies in actual and labeled quantities, violating measurement regulations [5]. - A small oil workshop was penalized for false labeling of its sesame oil, claiming "premium" quality without basis [6]. Group 3: Other Regulatory Violations - A small eatery was found to be operating outside its licensed scope by selling cold food items without proper facilities, violating food safety regulations [6]. - A fertilizer store was penalized for selling substandard compound fertilizers, with a total value of 8,000 yuan, and a profit of 600 yuan from the sale [7]. - A pharmacy was cited for selling drugs without proper purchase documentation, violating drug management laws [7].

Core Viewpoint - Suzhou's market regulatory authority has recently announced a series of typical cases of illegal activities in the hairy crab market, including false advertising, consumer fraud, short weight, and selling inferior products [1][3]. Group 1: False Advertising Cases - Suzhou Crab Home Yangcheng Lake Crab Industry Co., Ltd. was investigated for falsely claiming to be a member of the Suzhou Yangcheng Lake Hairy Crab Industry Association and using misleading advertising slogans [1][3]. - The company was fined 50,000 yuan for violating the Anti-Unfair Competition Law and was ordered to correct its practices [3]. Group 2: Mislabeling and Fraudulent Sales - Suzhou Sucheng Run Crab Industry Co., Ltd. was found selling non-Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs in boxes labeled with "Yangcheng Lake" and using unofficial anti-counterfeit crab tags [1][3]. - This company received a warning and a fine of 30,000 yuan for its actions [3]. Group 3: Measurement Regulation Violations - Suzhou Fengyun Hairy Crab Co., Ltd. was penalized for selling crabs that weighed less than the claimed specifications after accounting for normal weight loss [1][5]. - The company was fined 100,000 yuan under the Jiangsu Consumer Rights Protection Regulations [5].

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has announced the second batch of typical cases from the "Guarding Consumption" campaign, highlighting various violations including taxi meter fraud, counterfeit products, and illegal modifications of electric bicycles [1] Group 1: Taxi Meter Fraud - In Tianjin, 26 taxi meters were found to have cheating devices, with 16 of them overdue for inspection, leading to overcharging passengers [2] - The regulatory authority confiscated 26 cheating devices and imposed fines totaling 31,000 yuan, while transferring related individuals to the police [2] Group 2: Trademark Infringement - In Jiangsu, 543 counterfeit pillows bearing the "Atour Planet" trademark were seized, along with over 22,000 packaging items and tags, with an estimated illegal revenue exceeding 1 million yuan [3] - The case has been transferred to the police for criminal investigation due to the unauthorized production and sale of these infringing products [3] Group 3: Illegal Modifications of Electric Bicycles - In Hubei, a dealer was found selling four illegally modified electric bicycles, with a total value of 10,400 yuan, which did not meet national standards [3] - The regulatory authority confiscated the bicycles and imposed a fine of 20,800 yuan [3] Group 4: Consumer Rights Violations - In Shanghai, a company was penalized for requiring consumers to agree to automatic renewal terms without proper notification, resulting in a fine of 6,000 yuan [4] - The case emphasizes the need for businesses to clearly inform consumers about automatic renewal services [4] Group 5: Misleading Food Advertising - In Qinghai, a company was fined 123,500 yuan for using medical terminology in advertising ordinary food products, which could mislead consumers [5] - The company sold products worth 205,800 yuan while incurring advertising costs of 61,700 yuan [5] Group 6: Food Safety Compliance - In Gansu, a company failed to verify the food business licenses of four online food service providers, leading to a fine of 67,800 yuan [5] - This highlights the importance of compliance with food safety regulations in online food delivery services [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the emergence of fraudulent practices targeting elderly consumers through deceptive marketing strategies, particularly in the sale of health products and supplements [1] Group 1: Fraudulent Practices - Some unscrupulous merchants are using a "offline lead + private domain live streaming" model to lure elderly consumers into purchasing overpriced products by falsely advertising ordinary eggs as "selenium-rich eggs" [1] - These merchants employ tactics such as "free trials - creating anxiety - false advertising - high-priced sales" to form an illegal chain that exploits the health anxieties and lower information discernment of elderly individuals [1] Group 2: Regulatory Response - Market regulatory authorities have begun to publish typical cases and are intensifying efforts to crack down on scams targeting the elderly [1] - There is a call for increased joint law enforcement, innovative regulatory methods, and raising awareness among elderly consumers to protect themselves and restore order in the pharmaceutical and health product markets [1]