The market rebound has opened a new pattern, with Consumer finance taking turns to make efforts, and Technology stocks may face a restorative opportunity.

Last Friday, the market saw a significant rebound in trading volume, with the Shanghai Composite Index climbing back above 3400 points. After experiencing violent fluctuations in the middle of last week, the market again showed signs of breaking upwards. Although this does not mean that a new round of index-driven market movements will immediately begin, it fundamentally alleviates the concerns over the previous breakdowns, and the subsequent view should still be focused on a structure of oscillation upwards.

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Express News | In Overnight Trading, the U.S.-Listed Chinese Stocks Rise, China Works to Boost Consumption; Quantum Computing Stocks See Pullback

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YAN PALACE announced its 2024 performance, with net profit attributable to equity shareholders of approximately 0.156 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 22.33%.

YAN PALACE (01497) announced its 2024 performance, with revenue of approximately 2.05 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4.37%. Gross profit increased by 1.79% year-on-year to 1.013 billion yuan, and the profit attributable to the company's shareholders was approximately 0.156 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 22.33%. Earnings per share were 0.34 yuan, with a proposed final dividend of 2.15 yuan for every 10 shares. As of December 31, 2024, the group had 26 e-commerce platforms as clients, including JD.com, Vipshop, and Tmall Supermarket. For the year ending December 31, 2024, the group's overall revenue from e-commerce business was 12 million yuan.

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CCTV 3.15 exposed the chaos of sanitary pad refurbishment. JD.com Supermarket: will never sell them, and offers 100 times compensation for any issues.

Sina Technology reported on March 16th that in response to the issues exposed during the 315 Gala regarding sanitary napkins and diapers, JD.com Supermarket has promised: All sanitary napkins and diapers sold by JD.com Supermarket are directly supplied by brands, undergo strict testing, and will never sell inferior products, defective products, destroyed products, or sanitary napkins and diapers that do not meet national standards. All self-operated products on JD.com are carefully selected and strictly screened, all supplied directly by brands, and JD.com conducts strict testing to ensure quality and safety. If users purchase self-operated products from JD.com Supermarket and receive inferior products, defective products, destroyed products, or sanitary napkins and diapers that do not meet national standards, a compensation of 100 times will be provided.

Sina TechnologyMar 16 01:07 ET

From traffic games to trust economy: How does JD.com (JD.US/9618.HK) take the delivery industry by storm and disrupt its value logic?

A paradigm reconstruction of the value logic of the platform economy.

Gelonghui FinanceMar 14 20:31 ET

JD.com Options Spot-On: On March 14th, 98,946 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.36 Million Open Interest

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