Ctrip president bowed and apologized for "refund fee"; 60,000 Koreans sued Apple; Tesla recalled 123,000 Model S 丨

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today's headlines


Unicorns return to A to allow AB shares and VIEs, and eligible companies may be less than 50


On the evening of March 30, the General Office of the State Council forwarded the "Notice of the China Securities Regulatory Commission on Several Opinions on Launching the Pilot Program of Domestic Issuance of Stocks or Depositary Receipts by Innovative Enterprises", which means that "unicorns" have substantively broken the ice.


The "Opinions" clarified the industry requirements for unicorns to return to A, as well as specific market value, valuation, and revenue standards. In addition, the AB shares (with different rights in the same share) system and VIE structure (agreement control) were previously unable to meet the requirements of A There are specific system designs for the conditions for listing of stocks, and the opening is opened.


However, according to the market value standard of 200 billion people of listed companies, there may be less than 50 unicorn companies with a valuation of 20 billion and a revenue of 3 billion for unlisted companies.

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Domestic information


1. The president of Ctrip apologized for "the refund fee is higher than the ticket price" and promised to rectify


On March 30, the Shenzhen Consumer Council released a Weibo, saying that Ctrip promised to improve the technology and service of the air ticket price difference. According to Weibo, Ctrip submitted a "situation statement and rectification commitment" to the Shenzhen Consumer Council on March 29 regarding the recent complaint case of #Ctrip ticket refund fee of more than 9,000. It promises to improve technology and services for the issue of air ticket price difference, and expresses that the platform will never conduct any form of compulsory bundling. At the same time, the CEO of Ctrip, the general manager of South China and the general manager of Shenzhen bowed and apologized.


2. Suning Tesco: Net profit in 2017 was 4.213 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 498.02%


Suning.com disclosed its annual report today. The annual report shows that in 2017, the company's commodity sales scale was 243.3 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of nearly 30%; its operating income was 187.9 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 26.48%; the net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company was 4.213 billion yuan , a year-on-year increase of 498.02%. It is worth noting that from the fourth quarter of 2016 to the present, Suning.com has achieved profitability for five consecutive quarters.


3. LeTV: New LeTV Smart Home intends to sign the "Internet TV Cooperation Project Cooperation Agreement" with Tencent in the near future


LeTV released an announcement on the signing of the "Cooperation Agreement" by an important subsidiary of the company and Tencent. The announcement stated that: New LeTV Smart Home intends to sign the "Internet TV Cooperation Project Cooperation Agreement" with Tencent in the near future. Consensus on cooperation in the field of Internet smart TV, providing video content services for end users of cooperative terminal products.


4. The Beijing News: Today’s headlines, please face up to your values


On the 29th, CCTV Finance revealed that "Today's Toutiao" published false advertisements on the app interface of second- and third-tier cities, "obviously legal, and secretly illegally jumping to the advertising page twice." On March 30, Toutiao issued an announcement: We apologize to the majority of users and affected businesses. But now it seems that false advertising, "second jump" and other operations are taking today's headlines to another dark and dangerous place. Just like the previous giants with massive data and access to over 100 million users, it is time for Toutiao to face up to its own values ​​and accept supervision from users and the whole society.


5. Red-chip companies issue A-share depositary receipts: the market value should not be less than 200 billion yuan


On March 30, the State Council agreed to carry out the domestic issuance of stocks or depositary receipts by innovative enterprises. Among them, the pilot enterprises should be in line with national strategies, master core technologies, and have high market recognition, and belong to the Internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, etc. Software and integrated circuits, high-end equipment manufacturing, biomedicine and other high-tech industries and strategic emerging industries, and have reached a considerable scale of innovative enterprises. Among them, large-scale red-chip companies that have been listed overseas, with a market value of not less than 200 billion yuan; innovative companies that have not yet been listed overseas (including red-chip companies and domestically registered companies), with an operating income of not less than 3 billion yuan in the most recent year RMB and the valuation is not less than 20 billion RMB, or the operating income is growing rapidly, owns independent research and development, international leading technology, and is in a relatively advantageous position in the competition in the same industry. The specific standards for pilot enterprises shall be formulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The term "red chip enterprises" as mentioned in these Opinions refers to enterprises whose registered place is overseas and whose main business activities are within China.

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International information


1. Under Armour fitness app hacked, 150 million user data leaked


US sports equipment brand Under Armour recently discovered that its health and fitness tracking app MyFitnessPal was hacked, affecting approximately 150 million users. Under Armour alleges that an "unauthorized party" obtained MyFitnessPal user data in late February 2018. "Under Armour is working with leading data security firms, assisting with investigations, and coordinating with law enforcement," the company said in a statement. "The company also urges users to review accounts for suspicious activity and take action against any unauthorized requests for personal data." Verified information, such as email, is wary. In 2015, Under Armour bought MyFitnessPal for $475 million.


2. Analysts say Tesla will have a $3 billion funding shortfall by early 2019


According to foreign media reports, due to the imminent maturity of debt and the slow production speed, Elon Musk (Elon Musk) may have to use the capital market to raise funds in the near future. Musk may need to raise between $2 billion and $3 billion by early 2019, according to Efraim Levy, an analyst at CFRA Research. Dollar. At the end of 2017, Tesla had about $3.5 billion in cash, Levi said. The company has a $230 million convertible bond due in November this year and another $920 million convertible bond due in March 2019. And between 2018 and 2019, Tesla will likely spend about $3.35 billion in cash. That said, even if Tesla does nothing, it has a funding shortfall of about $1 billion by early next year.


3. FB's new privacy measures have been criticized by the advertising industry: harming the interests of advertisers and failing to protect user privacy


According to foreign media reports, Facebook's latest privacy protection measures have just been announced, and they have been attacked by the advertising industry. Industry insiders in the advertising industry say that Facebook's move to prevent third-party data providers from using its advertising platform has made it impossible for advertisers to understand users' information. Shopping habits, making the personal information brokerage industry less efficient, have actually cemented Facebook's control, and this move does not actually better protect user privacy. Matt Borchard, group media director at ad agency Noble People, said: "It feels like a knee-jerk reaction to a boycott of Facebook, although it does have an impact. But it's more important to show Wall Street that they can protect consumer data."


46,000 Koreans sued Apple for nearly 750 million yuan


According to Yonhap News Agency on March 30, HANNURI, a South Korean legal person, filed a lawsuit against Apple’s U.S. headquarters and Apple Korea in the Seoul Central District Court on the 30th, claiming a total of 12.7534 billion won (about 750 million yuan), and a total of 637,670 plaintiffs, creating South Korea The largest number of plaintiffs in the same case on record. According to the report, the law firm said that Apple knew that the upgrade of iOS would cause the performance of the iPhone to degrade, but it concealed the fact and sent an iOS upgrade reminder to users in order to conceal battery defects, avoid user loss, and not affect the next promotion. Earlier, a citizen group also filed claims against Apple’s US headquarters and Apple Korea in March, with 122 plaintiffs and 401 plaintiffs, each claiming 2.2 million won (about 12,000 yuan). ).


5. Tesla announces a global recall of 123,000 Model S vehicles for power steering problems


According to foreign media reports, the US electric car maker Tesla announced on Thursday that it is recalling a large number of Model S worldwide. Tesla acknowledges that there are issues with the power steering of these EVs. Tesla told customers in an email that it was an voluntary recall and that no other models of the company's cars were affected. Tesla said the recall is for 123,000 Model S vehicles shipped before April 2016. So far, Tesla has not heard of or received reports of accidents related to the issue. The company said it will take about an hour to refit the car, after which it will notify Model S owners to pick up the car.


6. After Bangladesh central bank, Malaysia's central bank is targeted by hackers again


Malaysia's central bank announced on Thursday that it recently thwarted a cyberattack that stole funds by sending fraudulent messages on the SWIFT trading platform,media reported. Bank Negara Malaysia said the cyber attack occurred on Tuesday and did not cause any loss of funds. "All unauthorized transactions are blocked in strong cooperation with SWIFT, other central banks and financial institutions," it said in a statement. It added: "The central bank is working with local and international law enforcement agencies on this issue. A full investigation into the incident."

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