Shen Nanpeng congratulated Meituan on its listing: No love in the past, let’s move forward with all our heart. @Sina Technology [Shen Nanpeng sent a letter of congratulations before Meituan-Dianping’s listing: No love in the past, but we will move forward] Meituan-Dianping will o

Good Thursday morning everyone. The recent Yunqi Conference held by

attracted much attention. During this period, a reporter from Xinhua News Agency conducted an exclusive interview with Jack Ma. Jack Ma talked about resigning. He said: For companies and individuals, retreat is advancement.

Jack Ma: Already aware of the vastness of the world, he still pities the grass and trees.

@Xinhua News Agency [Jack Ma talks about resigning: For companies and individuals, retreat is advancement] A reporter from Xinhua News Agency asked Ma Yun: "Retreat" has many qualities, including retreating bravely, retreating after success, retreating to advance, and retreating without rest. Which one do you think you belong to?

Jack Ma said: First of all, I feel that this is not a break, but a progress. It is a step back to make progress. It is not only the progress of the company, but also the progress of the individual. If Ali's career is compared to a 4×100-meter race, I just ran the first leg. Some people say that I may be afraid, but I say that I have never been afraid of the future, nor of today. I just know that in terms of ability and energy, I am no longer the best person to lead the company in the future.

Shen Nanpeng congratulated Meituan on its listing: No love in the past, let’s move forward

@Sina Technology [Shen Napeng sent a letter of congratulations before Meituan-Dianping’s listing: No love in the past, let’s move forward] Meituan-Dianping will be officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today . Shen Nanpeng, the founding partner of Sequoia Capital China, sent a letter titled "Let's Move Forward—Written on the occasion of Meituan-Dianping's listing" to congratulate Meituan-Dianping on its listing and thank Meituan-Dianping CEO Wang Xing for his support at the beginning of Meituan-Dianping's founding. Sequoia was chosen. Shen Nanpeng said in the letter that as an investor who has always been optimistic about Meituan Dianping and has accompanied the company's growth, we are equally proud.

Two Google messages

@Sina Technology [Google cooperates with T-Mobile to send the precise location of alarm users to the police] Google and the US mobile operator T-Mobile US have reached some agreements to make 911 emergency calls through mobile phones The phone's precise location information of the Android user is sent to the 911 alarm center.

U.S. 911 alarm centers are often unable to determine the specific location of some cell phone callers. After all, this system has been around for 50 years, and most current alarms come from mobile phone users, which creates problems for location.

@China Securities News [Google and Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance have reached a cooperation agreement] According to media reports on the 19th, Google and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, the world's largest automobile group, have reached a cooperation agreement to start in 2021. Beginning to provide Android-based in-vehicle infotainment systems to millions of new vehicles in the alliance. Users can experience Google Maps for navigation and use the integrated services of the Google App Store with the help of voice assistants.

Facebook may face EU sanctions

@Sina US stocks [FB has not complied with the EU’s consumer rules on antitrust and may face sanctions] According to Reuters, citing EU sources familiar with the matter, Facebook has not yet complied with the EU’s consumer rules on antitrust and may face sanctions. sanctions. Airbnb has made the necessary changes in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Seven months ago, European Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova asked Facebook and other tech companies to bring their user terms into line with EU consumer rules, but Facebook has yet to address all of its concerns, people familiar with the matter said.

Three Amazon News

@Sina Finance [Amazon tests new service, machine learning consumer taste to recommend products] According to CNBC, Amazon is testing a new service to recommend products to consumers through machine learning taste.

Amazon hopes to serve consumers who want to shop but don't know what to buy. Amazon's new service, Scout, asks shoppers to like or dislike a product (thumbs up or thumbs down) and displays products based on their selection. For example, if you're looking for a coffee table, Amazon will offer similar products based on your likes.

@Sina Technology [Amazon enters offline: open up to 3,000 unmanned stores by 2021] According to Bloomberg, Amazon is considering opening 3,000 unmanned stores by 2021 to provide goods to customers who are pressed for time. Amazon's move will undoubtedly threaten convenience stores and fast food chains across the United States. Today, shares of retailers including CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Target and Kroger were trading sharply lower in the afternoon.

Currently, Amazon has three Amazon Go stores in Seattle and Chicago. Amazon Go’s unmanned stores feature no lines and no checkouts—customers simply scan their Amazon Go App to enter the store, pick up what they want, and leave.

Amazon has hit another EU investigation

@Sina Finance [Trump’s threat has not subsided, and it has been investigated by the EU antitrust investigation] Before the U.S. stock market opened on Wednesday, European Commission Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, who is responsible for antitrust and other competition matters, said at a press conference , is gathering information about Amazon’s collection of merchant data on its platform to compete with other retailers.

Vestager said that in order to fully understand the above issues, the European Commission has sent a huge questionnaire to market participants. The investigation is in its early stages and no formal investigation has been launched. "We're trying to make sure we have a full understanding of the situation."

Trump: I don't have an attorney general!

@Sina Finance [Trump criticized U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions: “I don’t have an attorney general!”] U.S. President Trump issued his most aggressive statement to U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday Criticism, accusing the attorney general of poor performance in many aspects of his job. "I don't have an attorney general," Trump said in the interview. "It's very sad."

Trump has been simmering with anger at the former Alabama senator for more than a year, after Sessions Sri Lanka has applied to recuse herself from the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and potential ties between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.

News about the Sino-U.S. trade war

@People's Daily [Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Dialogue and consultation is the only correct way to resolve Sino-U.S. economic and trade issues] Regarding the U.S. announcement that it will impose additional tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese products exported to the U.S., a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Geng Shuang said on the 19th that threats, intimidation and blackmail from the United States will not work on China. He also said that the essence of Sino-US economic and trade cooperation is mutual benefit and win-win, and dialogue and consultation on the basis of equality, integrity and mutual respect are the only correct way to resolve Sino-US economic and trade issues.

@Reference news [US media: Taxes on China will weaken U.S. economic growth and cause pain to consumers] The New York Times reported on the 18th that although tariffs are intended to hurt China, they may also hinder the U.S. economy and cause pain to consumers. bring pain. The first round of tariffs was designed to minimize the impact on U.S. consumers, but the current wave of tariffs could raise prices on everyday products, including electronics, food, tools and household goods.

Researchers at Morgan Stanley estimate that the latest round of tariffs could reduce U.S. economic growth by 0.1 percentage point this year, and existing tariffs will also drag down 0.1 percentage points. The impact could grow if China retaliates again, which it has already threatened to do.

Tesla must raise funds this year?

@Wall Street Insights [Wall Street is convinced: Tesla will have to raise capital this year] Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas predicted in a report released on Tuesday that Tesla will be in fourth place this year. The company raised $2.5 billion through an additional equity issuance in the quarter, which will be provided by investors with a strategic interest in Tesla's business model. In addition, the analyst also predicts that Tesla will need an external partner to meet funding needs in the future.

Is McDonald’s tax agreement with Luxembourg illegal?

@Sina US Stocks [EU says McDonald’s tax deal with Luxembourg is not illegal] According to Reuters, the European Union’s antitrust regulator ruled on Wednesday that McDonald’s tax deal with Luxembourg did not violate EU state aid rules and said the U.S. fast food chain did not The reason for paying some taxes is the mismatch between U.S. and Luxembourg laws.

The European Commission's decision follows a three-year investigation as part of its campaign to crack down on illegal side deals between EU governments and multinational companies. The deals resulted in Apple, Starbucks and Fiat paying billions of euros in back taxes.

iPhone XR will account for 50% of new iPhone orders

@Sina Technology [iPhone It will be at full capacity next month, and supply chain shipments are expected to reach 20 million units. These industry insiders also said that the strong momentum of iPhone XR will continue until at least early 2019, because by December this year, iPhone XR orders will account for more than 50% of Apple's overall new iPhone orders.

Toshiba Memory is preparing for IPO

@Sina Technology [Toshiba Memory CEO: has begun preparations for IPO matters and will be listed within 2 years at the earliest] Toshiba Memory, the world's second largest NAND flash memory manufacturer, said today that the company is already preparing for IPO ( Initial public offering) matter, it will be listed within 2 years at the earliest.

Toshiba Memory CEO Yasuo Naruke said on Wednesday that he was not worried about the recent decline in memory chip prices and reiterated that the company plans to go public within two to three years.

Japanese virtual currency exchange was hacked

@fasttech [Japanese virtual currency exchange Zaif was hacked: 6.7 billion yen was lost] Japanese virtual currency exchange Zaif announced that the company lost 6.7 billion yen last week of company and user funds. The company said it discovered traces of the hack on Monday and confirmed it the next day, before reporting the attack to the government.

Zaif suspended user deposits and withdrawals earlier today so company personnel could ensure customers no longer use their network. Investigators are still searching for details of the hack. A company spokesperson said the hack occurred between 17:00 and 19:00 local time on September 14, when hackers withdrew three different types of money from the company’s “hot wallet.” virtual currency.

NASA’s first female chief pilot is born

@cnBeta [NASA appoints its first female chief pilot] NASA has appointed Holly Ridings as its next chief flight director, marking the first time a woman has held this position. Ridings, who has been with NASA since 1998, will be responsible for directing the organization's human spaceflight operations from Mission Control at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

The above is the content of today's morning report. I wish you a happy Thursday.

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