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Sony (SONY.N) has increased the maximum amount of its share buyback program from 100 billion yen to 150 billion yen.February 5th - According to the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), 50 batches of cosmetics were found to be non-compliant during the 2025 national cosmetics sampling inspection. The NMPA, in accordance with the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics," the "Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Cosmetics Production and Operation," and the "Measures for the Administration of Cosmetics Sampling Inspection," has instructed the drug regulatory authorities of Zhejiang, Guangdong, and Qinghai provinces to initiate investigations into the registrants, filers, and contract manufacturers involved in the aforementioned non-compliant cosmetics, and to order the relevant companies to take risk control measures and conduct self-inspections and rectifications in accordance with the law.Chart: Changes in market capitalization of major global technology and internet companies on February 5, 2026 (Thursday)February 5th - At a press conference held today (February 5th) by the State Council Information Office, the State Administration for Market Regulation introduced three key tasks for long-term governance: First, implementing a fee list system, cooperating with the National Development and Reform Commission to guide local governments and departments in establishing comprehensive lists of fees levied on enterprises, achieving full coverage of all fee items, strictly investigating fee collection activities outside the list, and ensuring that enterprises have clear guidelines for payment; second, promoting policy evaluation and review, comprehensively reviewing existing fee policies, and strictly reviewing newly introduced policies to prevent arbitrary charges from the source; and third, accelerating the construction of a long-term regulatory system, working with relevant departments to promote the promulgation of the "Measures for Handling Illegal and Irregular Fee Collection Activities Involving Enterprises," clarifying penalties, and strengthening the punishment of illegal and irregular activities.February 5th - At a press conference held by the State Council Information Office this morning (5th), a relevant official from the State Administration for Market Regulation introduced that they have implemented enterprise credit risk classification management for more than 64 million enterprises nationwide, achieving a problem detection rate of over 85% for high-risk enterprises, while "no disturbance" is taken for low-risk enterprises. At the same time, 14,900 seriously dishonest enterprises have been added to the "blacklist," and the problem of overdue payments by large enterprises is identified and addressed through annual report data analysis, achieving a balance between leniency and severity, and targeted policy implementation.
