Group 1 - Xiaomi officially launched its first SUV, the YU7, starting at 253,500 yuan, featuring an impressive standard range of 835 km and available in nine colors [1] - The beer industry is experiencing a summer surge, with manufacturers launching campaigns to capitalize on the peak consumption season, supported by events and night-time consumption initiatives [2] - The Zhejiang province has optimized the disbursement method for maternity allowances, effective July 1, 2025, allowing direct payments to designated accounts [3] Group 2 - The National Development and Reform Commission highlighted the potential of China's sports events and cultural tourism industries, as evidenced by the popularity of the "Su Super" sports events [4] - Xiaomi also launched its AI glasses, priced from 1,999 yuan, featuring a 12-megapixel camera and capabilities for immersive photography and video recording [5] - A well-known bakery in Hong Kong, famous for its "snow skin mooncakes," announced its closure due to unforeseen challenges [6] Group 3 - JD Group plans to invest in a regional center, logistics, and retail sectors in Hangzhou's Xiaoshan District, following a strategic cooperation agreement with the local government [7] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reported 57 apps and SDKs violating user rights, initiating corrective actions [8] - Market news indicated that Jeff Bezos and Blue Origin are seeking to leverage the rift between Trump and Musk for government contracts [9] Group 4 - The price of Feitian Moutai has dropped significantly, with wholesale prices falling to 1,830 yuan per bottle and retail prices on e-commerce platforms as low as 1,700 yuan [10] - The CEO of Yushutech attributed the company's rapid growth to the fast-growing industry, favorable business environment in Zhejiang, and strong operational capabilities [12] - Fuwai Group, owned by Li Zekai, announced an IPO in Hong Kong, planning to issue 91.34 million shares at a price of 38.00 HKD per share [13]