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Finance Minister of Thailand: The Cabinet approved a reduction of 0.23% in FIDF (Financial Institution Rehabilitation Fund) donations within three years.Hanyu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Longma Technology. Recently, Hanyu Biotechnology (Dali) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Hanyu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Longma Technology Group. The two sides will cooperate in the medical application of industrial cannabis and drug research and development around drugs and cannabinoids.The chairman of Japan's trade union called on the government to speed up its efforts to raise wages, and the chairman of Japan's Metal Workers' Union urged the government to speed up the pace of wage increase, while expressing concern about the premature tightening measures taken by the Bank of Japan. Akihiro Kaneko, president of the Board of Directors of the Japan Metal Workers' Union, said that we need to see the situation improve this year when talking about the government's measures to help small and medium-sized enterprises pass on costs to consumers through the supply chain. If we put off this effort for five or ten years, there will never be any improvement. Kaneko's remarks come as Japan prepares for annual wage negotiations, which will culminate this spring. In next year's negotiations, the union announced a record target of a monthly salary increase of 12,000 yen (US$ 79) or more. Kaneko said that we need to send a clear message that our salary increase target (this year) is higher.

ST Huatong's newly established technology company includes Internet information service business. The enterprise search APP shows that recently, Shanghai Lingwu Technology Co., Ltd. was established, with the legal representative of Chen Qi and the registered capital of 1 million yuan. Its business scope includes: Internet information service; The second kind of value-added telecommunications services, etc. Enterprise equity penetration shows that the company is indirectly wholly-owned by ST Huatong.Jundingda: The opening ceremony of the Mexican subsidiary was held in late November, which will not have a significant impact on the company's revenue for the time being. Jundingda (301538) said in an institutional investigation on December 10 that the Mexican subsidiary had held its opening ceremony in late November 2024, and some downstream customers still need to complete on-site certification and audit. The operating area of the subsidiary is about 6,000 square meters, which will not have a significant impact on the company's operating income for the time being. In the future, the company will explore the feasibility of setting up foreign factories, sales offices and warehouses covering other overseas regions, such as Europe and Southeast Asia, according to the needs of downstream customers.The global layout will further promote Sannuo Bio-CGM products to enter the European market. Recently, Sannuo Bio-CGM has reached a strategic cooperation with A.Menarini Diagnostics, a leading European medical diagnosis company, and signed an exclusive distribution agreement. The continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) products of Sannuo Bio will be launched in the European market in the form of joint brands of both parties. Sannuo Bio authorized A.Menarini Diagnostics to exclusively sell its CGM products in more than 20 countries and regions in Europe. In the future, the latter will vigorously promote the access, promotion and sales of Sannuo Bio CGM products in the European medical insurance market. Sannuo Bio has been actively deploying its internationalization strategy since its listing, and its iCan CGM is the first continuous glucose monitoring product certified by CE MDR in China. At present, Europe is the second largest market for CGM. In this cooperation, the two sides signed an exclusive distribution contract with considerable volume, which is expected to greatly accelerate the penetration and coverage of Sannuo Bio-CGM products in the European market.

The Mammal Area of the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Park will be reopened. Many monkeys in the park were infected with bacteria and died. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced that the Mammal Area of the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Park will be reopened on December 13th. On 14 October, the LCSD closed the mammal area in response to the death of monkeys infected with bacteria in the park, and immediately took a number of prevention and control measures, including comprehensive cleaning and disinfection of the cages; Arrange employees who take care of animals to wear protective equipment to remind employees to pay attention to their health; The bacterial test results of the employees concerned were all negative, and the test results of soil and water samples nearby were all negative. At present, the health status of mammals and staff caring for animals in the park is normal, and the LCSD will reopen the mammal area of the park. (Voice of Greater Bay Area)For the second day in a row, the price of domestic gold ornaments rose by 10 yuan/gram compared with yesterday. The price of gold ornaments in many jewelry stores was 812 yuan/gram, while the price of gold ornaments in Zhou Shengsheng and Laomiao was slightly higher, 814 yuan/gram and 813 yuan/gram respectively.A laboratory in Australia lost hundreds of deadly virus samples. It is reported that a laboratory in Australia lost hundreds of deadly virus samples, causing a "major loophole" in biosafety. On December 8th, Queensland Health Minister announced that there are currently 323 bottles of live virus missing. These include nearly 100 bottles of Hendra virus, two bottles of Hantavirus and 223 bottles of rabies virus-all of which are extremely deadly to human beings. The Queensland authorities insist that although these samples can be used as weapons, it is "not something that amateurs can do". The sample was lost in 2021, but investigators did not confirm the leak until August 2023. Queensland authorities waited for a year before being allowed to open the freezer where the samples were stored, and only this month were they able to confirm that the samples were lost. It is not clear where these samples may be or whether they have been destroyed. However, there is no evidence that the public is at risk of infection because of the disappearance of samples.