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Honor: Shareholding reform will be carried out in the fourth quarter and IPO will be launched in due course

In response to rumors about its listing, Honor said that it has always adhered to the principle of openness and transparency in its development and will continue to diversify its equity structure. Honor plans to launch the corresponding shareholding reform in the fourth quarter of this year and start the IPO process in due course. Honor will disclose relevant financial data in the corresponding process. Honor said that from January 1, 2021 to date, Honor has not received support from the Shenzhen Municipal Government beyond that of ordinary enterprises.

Lei Jun enters the live streaming market: Xiaomi wristband is now available on his personal Douyin account

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has officially entered the live streaming market. On his personal Douyin account "Lei Jun", it can be found that the "Xiaomi Mi Band 9 Series Smart Bracelet" is now available in the product showcase at a price of 249 yuan, and can be ordered directly. Currently, Lei Jun has a total of 28.441 million fans.

HEYTEA: The champion slimming bottle is sold out in many places, and more than 1.6 million cups have been sold since the new product was launched

Recently, Heytea's new fruit and vegetable tea "Champion Slimming Bottle" has been sold out in many places. Heytea's official news said that "urgent replenishment is being carried out to ensure supply." According to Heytea's data, since the launch of the Champion Slimming Bottle, a total of more than 1.6 million cups have been sold, ranking the top 3 in Heytea's product sales.

Movie box office revenue will exceed 30 billion in 2024

According to the data from Lighthouse Professional Edition, as of 16:32 on August 5, the total box office (including pre-sales) of movies in 2024 exceeded 30 billion yuan.

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed down collectively, and Nvidia fell more than 6%

At the close of August 5, the three major U.S. stock indexes fell collectively, with the Nasdaq down 3.43%, the S&P 500 down 3%, and the Dow down 2.6%. Large technology stocks fell across the board, with Nvidia down more than 6%, Apple, Tesla, and Google down more than 4%, Microsoft down more than 3%, and Meta and Netflix down more than 2%. Most of the popular Chinese stocks fell, with NIO and Xpeng Motors down more than 3%, Baidu and NetEase down more than 2%, and Li Auto and iQiyi down more than 1%; Bilibili rose more than 3%.