More market value than Jingdong has become China’s fourth largest Internet listed company, second only to Alibaba, Tencent and the US group.
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It was learned that US stocks closed at Thursday, and sold more than US$39.96, an increase of 12.56%. The stock price hit a new high since its listing, with a market value of US$46.448 billion. It has surpassed Jingdong (market value of US$44.617 billion) to become the fourth largest Internet listed company in China. Second only to Alibaba, Tencent and the US Mission.
Li Guoqing released 15 targeted responses: Yu Yu only has one truth, others are fake
It was learned that against Yu Yu’s breaking news, Dangdang founder Li Guoqing released 15 targeted responses yesterday evening, saying that “only one is true and the other is fake.” Li Guoqing said, “Yu Yu’s filthy this time. I said that the adult slag is completely meticulously planned, that is, in order to divorce the equity in the divorce, and completely break through the limit of the dispute between me and Yu Yu that I only agreed on. Since Yu Yu said private life, then I will respond one by one.” Li Guoqing also said, “If you read the old family, you will not burst into Yu.”
I was informed that Li Guoqing once again voiced the tears against Yu Yu, saying that the cup was not a hype, it was a true expression of anger; Yu Yu splashed ink to interfere with the divorce case to split the equity. He also said that he has applied to the court to protect Yu Yu’s shares in Beijing Dangdang Kewen E-Commerce Co., Ltd.
“Programmer’s Day” Keep suddenly layoffs, or involve two or three hundred people
It was learned that on October 24, Keep started a big round of layoffs. The number of layoffs involved may be two or three hundred, or even more. According to a development staff member who was laid off that afternoon, most of the more than 200 employees who were laid off were technology developers. “There were more than 100 technologies cut, but some operations were retained.” In terms of business, courses, malls and other departments that can generate revenue for keep are less affected, while some innovative user products suffer from more serious layoffs.
Apple co-founder Watts: I have difficulty achieving fully automated driving in my lifetime
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said at a technical conference in Las Vegas this week that a fully-automated car may not be ready for the real world “in my lifetime” . For everyday driving in more challenging conditions, Wozniak believes that he has not seen the automotive and technology industries “over the age of my life” to overcome the obstacles of fully automated driving. Wozniak said: “When an abnormal situation occurs, at least the most clumsy person needs to be controlled.” (Sina Technology)
Analyst: iPhone11 sells 12 million units a month, and Apple increases production
According to foreign media reports, Zhang Jun, an analyst at Rosenblatt Securities, expects that more than 12 million units will be sold after the iPhone11 is sold for one month, a 15% increase over the same period last year. . At the same time, compared with last year’s XS and XSMax sales, Zhang Jun expects sales of 11Pro and 11ProMax to be 15% lower than last year. Zhang Jun said that due to strong market demand, Apple will increase the output of the iPhone11. (Sina Technology)
Ren Zhengfei: Huawei has not yet sold its self-developed chips to other companies
It was learned that according to Huawei’s voice, the founder of Huawei, Ren Zhengfei, said in an interview with the Nordic media that there is no idea of selling self-developed chips to other companies. In addition, when answering questions about how self-developed chips and operating systems affect Huawei’s revenue and profits, Ren Zhengfei said, “Our self-developed chip production is very large. This year, mobile phones will have to produce 270 million units. This output is very large, and it may be a few. Only a chip factory can supply us with supplies. Huawei is not used on a small scale. Once it is used on a large scale, the cost is reduced.”
It was learned that Intel announced its third quarter earnings report for 2019. The report showed that Intel’s third-quarter revenue was $19.19 billion, which was basically the same as the $19.163 billion in the same period last year; net profit was $5.99 billion, down 6% year-on-year. Intel’s third-quarter results and fourth-quarter and full-year outlooks exceeded Wall Street analysts’ previous expectations. As of press time, Intel’s share price was $54.11, or 3.6%.
Amazon Q3 net profit fell 26% year-on-year, after-hours share fell nearly 7%
It was learned that Amazon released its third quarter earnings report for 2019. The report showed that Amazon’s third quarter net sales were $69.981 billion, up 24% year-on-year, higher than analysts’ expectations of $68.83 billion; net profit was $2.134 billion. It fell 26% year-on-year, lower than analysts’ expectations, and fell for the first time in two years. In addition, Amazon’s fourth-quarter earnings outlook did not meet expectations. As of