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In the world of B2B e-commerce, platforms face unique challenges such as low email deliverability and fragmented customer communication, especially on a global scale. EngageLab, a customer engagement platform, addresses these issues with advanced email solutions and comprehensive marketing automation tools. Its innovative approach includes strategies like domain preheating and omnichannel marketing integration, which have proven successful for global e-commerce platforms in enhancing customer interaction and maintaining high standards of email deliverability. As a result, platforms partnering with EngageLab can experience improved customer engagement, increased conversion rates, and sustainable growth in highly competitive markets.
In other market news, Synagistics was a notable mover up 12.2% and closing at HK$28.10. At the same time, PUMA trailed, down 19.9% to end the day at €22.75. This week, PUMA announced a proposed dividend decrease and provided 2025 earnings guidance.
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Amazon.com closed at $198.89 up 1.2%. This week, Amazon enhanced its AWS Marketplace by adding DigiCert and HUMAN Security solutions for streamlined digital certificate management and PCI DSS 4 compliance.
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Adobe finished trading at $438.60 up 1.1%. This week, Adobe reported strong quarterly earnings growth and partnered with Estee Lauder to enhance digital marketing workflows using generative AI.
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Alibaba Group Holding closed at $137.14 down 1.4%.
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