Group 1 - Trump is considering a significant reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports, potentially cutting the current 145% rate by more than half, with a new range of approximately 50% to 65% being discussed [5][6] - Huawei's Yu Chengdong predicts that the first car from the "Shangjie" brand, developed in collaboration with SAIC, will achieve explosive sales, prompting SAIC to prepare sufficient production capacity [8] - JD.com is aggressively hiring, with plans for over 1 million full-time delivery personnel, and offering high salaries, with many positions starting above 30K per month [9] Group 2 - Xiaomi's YU7 model has not been showcased at the Shanghai Auto Show, and the release date remains unchanged, expected in June to July as previously announced by Lei Jun [10] - The founder of Datar, a robotics company, refuted rumors of bankruptcy and confirmed a partnership with a Hong Kong-listed company to focus on humanoid robots while retaining the core team [12][13] - Tencent's executive revealed that BYD holds over 10,000 international meetings monthly, averaging 333 meetings per day, highlighting the company's extensive global operations [14] Group 3 - Intel plans to announce a 20% workforce reduction, affecting over 21,000 employees, marking the largest organizational adjustment since its founding in 1968 [23][24] - Tesla's Q1 revenue fell to $19.335 billion, a 9% year-over-year decline, with net profit dropping 71% to $409 million, indicating financial challenges [25][26] - Meta's advertising revenue may decrease by $7 billion due to reduced ad spending from Chinese retailers affected by tariffs, emphasizing the importance of the Chinese market for Meta [27]