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Dada Nexus Rides Closer To JD.com's Orbit With Management Shakeup - Dada Nexus (NASDAQ:DADA), JD.com (NASDAQ:JD) - Vimarsana News

Dada Nexus Rides Closer To JD.com's Orbit With Management Shakeup - Dada Nexus (NASDAQ:DADA), JD.com (NASDAQ:JD)

Key Takeaways: Dada Nexus has appointed two JD Logistics veterans as its new chairman and CFO, hinting at closer integration between the two companies The intra-city delivery company has become more integrated with JD.com since JD boosted its stake in Dada Nexus to 52% last year from a previous 47% By Doug Young

Over a Thousand Forced to Flee in Junta Strike - Vimarsana News

Over a Thousand Forced to Flee in Junta Strike

The Military Council troops carried out military operations in the villages of Bilin Township, Doo Tha Htoo (Thaton) District, a territory of the Karen National Union (KNU) brigade 1. As a result of artillery shellings, three local residents lost their lives, and over a thousand people were forced to flee their homes, local residents said. The Military Council deployed a

With JD.com CEO Xu Lei Stepping Down,Founder Still at the Helm|TiPost Focus_腾讯新闻 - Vimarsana News

With JD.com CEO Xu Lei Stepping Down,Founder Still at the Helm|TiPost Focus_腾讯新闻

Image source: Visual China On Thursday afternoon, following the release of unaudited first-quarter financial results, JD.com announced that its current CEO Xu Lei will step down in June. Xu Lei, 49, who is the same age as JD.com's founder and inaugural CEO Liu Qiangdong, has been the CEO for just...

Source: qq.com
In 'lucky' lottery, men forced to join junta militia terrorizing villages in Myanmar — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

In 'lucky' lottery, men forced to join junta militia terrorizing villages in Myanmar — Radio Free Asia

The militia group has been guilty of some of the worst atrocities committed since the coup.

Source: rfa.org
Monk shot dead trying to stop soldiers burning village in Sagaing's Wuntho Township - Vimarsana News

Monk shot dead trying to stop soldiers burning village in Sagaing's Wuntho Township

A Buddhist monk was shot and killed as he tried to stop junta troops from setting fire to Thapyay Thar Village in Sagaing Region’s Wuntho Township on the night of 23 April, according to a local resident.