Briefing: Thursday, March 30, the 9th day of the second lunar month

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1. The U.S. has imposed sanctions on five Chinese companies under the pretext of the so-called situation in Xinjiang; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: firm opposition. 2. The average price reduction for the eighth batch of **bulk-purchased drugs was 56%, with oseltamivir dry suspension seeing a reduction of 83%. 3. Guangzhou: The number of online transactions for second-hand residential properties in March reached a new high since May 2021. 4. Kuaishou’s revenue in the fourth quarter was 28.3 billion yuan, with 366 million daily active users. 5. Turmoil in football: Mobile inspections have just been launched, and former vice president of the Football Association Yu Hongchen along with 2 other individuals are under investigation. 6. Guangzhou City Football Club announced the suspension of its operations; 42 clubs have dissolved since 2020. The Guangzhou Sports Bureau responded by expressing its deep regret. 7. Owner of the sand control forest farm in Lingwu City, Ningxia, “kneels to plead for water supply”: The Natural Resources Bureau conducted on-site verification; the coal mine side said negotiations are underway. 8. Did the on-board radar detect multiple pedestrians in the unmanned cemetery? Ideal response: Sensor limitations exist; the algorithm will be optimized. 9. Musk and thousands of tech professionals issue an open letter: suspend the development of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4. 10. HSBC and other institutions raided by French prosecutors: accused of helping clients evade taxes for nearly 20 years. 11. South Korean and U.S. forces conduct joint landing assault drills; Japanese media: scale is the largest in 5 years. 12. The EU issues a sanctions warning to Belarus; Russia: No change to the decision to deploy tactical nuclear weapons. 13. The EU approves a landmark new law: banning the sale of cars that emit carbon dioxide starting in 2035.