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CIRRO Fulfillment has integrated with Pipe17 to enhance e-commerce operations by leveraging AI-driven automation. This partnership is set to improve inventory management, streamline order processing, and provide omnichannel support for e-commerce businesses. Through this integration, companies can achieve greater efficiency and scalability, minimizing manual tasks and reducing errors. Key features of the collaboration include real-time inventory tracking and seamless support for major e-commerce platforms. This development reflects the ongoing evolution within the e-commerce sector toward more automated and customer-centric operations.
In other trading, Microalliance Group was a standout up 25% and closing at $1.25, a new 52-week high. Meanwhile, DLocal trailed, down 9.3% to end the day at $8.78. This week, dLocal announced CFO Mark Ortiz will step down due to health issues, with Jeffrey Brown appointed as interim CFO.
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Alibaba Group Holding settled at $132.24 down 0.4%.
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NIKE finished trading at $65.74 down 1.2%, hovering around its 52-week low.
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Amazon.com ended the day at $201.13 down 2.2%. This week, Amazon collaborated with Reply to enhance Generative AI solutions using AWS infrastructure.
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