Group 1 - 15 apps, including Moji Weather TV version, were reported for issues related to personal information collection and usage [2][3] - Specific problems include failure to provide personal information collection rules and not responding to user complaints in a timely manner [3][4] Group 2 - Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Beijing Capital Airport launched a trial voluntary transfer service for flights between the two airports [5] - The service is available for specific flights operated by China Eastern Airlines and Air China, allowing passengers to change flights under certain conditions [5] Group 3 - During the May Day holiday, the Yangtze River Delta railway sent over 20 million passengers, with a daily average exceeding 4 million, marking a year-on-year increase of over 10% [6] - On May 1, a record 4.268 million passengers were sent in a single day [6] Group 4 - Google announced plans to appeal against a court ruling in the U.S. Department of Justice's advertising technology case [15][16] - The company disagrees with the court's decision regarding its Google Ad Manager tool [16] Group 5 - Skechers is set to be privatized in a deal worth approximately $9.4 billion, with shareholders given options for cash or a combination of cash and equity [21] - The transaction is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year [21] Group 6 - Li Ning has officially signed a partnership with the Chinese Olympic Committee to provide sportswear for the 2025-2028 period [19] - The partnership includes support for multiple international sporting events, including the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics [19] Group 7 - A new logistics supply chain project in Xuchang, Henan, is expected to generate an annual output value of approximately 2.5 billion yuan [22][23] - The project is a collaboration between Pang Donglai and JD Logistics, with a total investment of 1.25 billion yuan [22]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) is advocating for Google to divest two of its digital advertising businesses, Ad Exchange (AdX) and DFP publisher ad server, following a federal judge's ruling that Google holds an illegal monopoly in the ad tech sector [1][2][4]. Group 1: DOJ's Proposals - The DOJ argues that Google should be required to sell off AdX and conduct a "phased divestiture" of its DFP publisher ad server to restore competition in the digital advertising market [1][2]. - The DOJ's filing emphasizes that these remedies are essential to terminate Google's monopolies and prevent future violations [3]. - A court-appointed official would supervise the divestiture process, allowing the DOJ to approve or reject potential buyers [3]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings and Implications - U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema has scheduled a trial for September 22 to discuss the remedies for Google's monopolistic practices [4]. - The DOJ indicated that a forced sale could take several years to finalize, highlighting the complexity of the divestiture process [4]. - Google's parent company, Alphabet, generated approximately $350 billion in revenue in fiscal 2024, with a significant portion derived from digital advertising, making any breakup potentially disruptive to its business [6]. Group 3: Google's Response - Google has expressed intentions to appeal the case, arguing that the DOJ's proposed remedies are excessively severe and may not be legally permissible [7]. - The company contends that a forced sale could undermine the tools that advertisers use to connect with publishers and effectively reach their audiences [11]. - Google has shown openness to behavioral remedies, such as sharing relevant ad data with competitors, while facing a separate potential breakup of its search business [14].