the market is shaking, and the fragrance of tea is floating in the wind

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2. wahaha, the balance between dividends and performancethe rumor of "dividends based on working shares" has caused extensive discussion within the company. zong fuli of wahaha emphasized that this year's dividends based on working shares will not be cancelled and the salary structure will remain unchanged, but the dividends will be distributed based on job performance, which means that the future development path will focus more on personal efforts and contributions.

3. the story behind the "macau portuguese" mooncakes"macau puji" mooncakes have always maintained a high price and quality symbol in the domestic market. however, a series of recent events have caused the public's trust in the "macau puji" brand to fluctuate. changes in sales channels and the outbreak of events have also caused consumers' expectations of "macau puji" to begin to change.

4. heytea, breaking away from homogeneous competitionheytea's franchising strategy has achieved results, with the number of stores doubling, but increasingly fierce competition in the industry and changes in market demand have forced heytea to make changes. from direct sales to franchising, heytea is trying to break out of the dilemma of homogeneity and seek new development directions.

5. bankruptcy of u.s. home furnishing companies and economic fluctuationsthe bankruptcy filing of tupperware brands, an american household goods company, reflects the uncertainty of the macroeconomic environment and also indicates that economic fluctuations will continue.

** the symphony of destiny, played in the rhythm of the economy**

the occurrence of these events, like the performance of music, set off a gust of wind and waves in the market.these companies are trying to change their development strategies to meet challenges and find new growth points.

** the symphony of destiny, played in the rhythm of the economy**