Core Viewpoint - The National Market Regulatory Administration has urged Huolala to comply with antitrust laws and ensure fair market competition, emphasizing the protection of drivers' and consumers' rights [2][3] Company Overview - Huolala, founded in 2013, is an internet logistics platform providing services such as same-city and cross-city freight, moving, and logistics solutions, primarily in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [2] - The platform integrates social transportation resources through a sharing model, utilizing mobile internet, big data, and AI technology to offer efficient logistics solutions [2] Business Scope and Performance - By April 2025, Huolala plans to operate in 14 global markets, covering 363 cities in China, with 1.2 million active drivers and 14 million active users monthly [3] - The company has faced multiple regulatory inquiries due to management issues, including malicious price cutting and opaque commission structures, which have negatively impacted driver earnings [3] Regulatory Actions and Responses - The recent regulatory meeting highlights ongoing concerns regarding the platform economy's development and Huolala's need to address issues such as driver rights and pricing mechanisms [3] - In response to regulatory scrutiny, Huolala has announced algorithm optimization measures, including the establishment of an algorithm advisory group and plans to reduce commissions by 230 million yuan by 2025, alongside a 70 million yuan subsidy for drivers [3]