Group 1: Russian E-commerce Market Competition - Ozon has established a pickup point in Spitsbergen, Norway, indicating its commitment to expanding its global service network [2] - Ozon plans to add eight new distribution centers in Russia to optimize its logistics network, with the latest center expected to add nearly 140,000 square meters of storage and handle 850,000 orders daily [4] Group 2: Amazon's Strategic Moves - Amazon plans to invest over $4 billion to expand its same-day and next-day delivery services to more local and small cities in the U.S. by the end of 2025 [5][7] - Amazon will adjust its "Premium Shipping Options" qualification standards, lowering the on-time delivery rate requirement from 97% to 92% and shortening the evaluation period from 30 days to 7 days [11][13] - Amazon is considering increasing its investment in AI company Anthropic by an additional $1 billion, reinforcing its strategic position in the AI sector [14][18] Group 3: TEMU's Expansion in Australia - TEMU has opened its local seller program in Australia, allowing local businesses with inventory to join its global e-commerce platform, simplifying the process for reaching consumers [8] - TEMU's Australian site has seen a 72% increase in independent visits in 2024, and it is projected to be the fastest-growing website in Australia by 2025 [10]