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In the dynamic and competitive world of e-commerce, innovative and customized software solutions are not just a luxury but a necessity. These solutions increase operational efficiency and take customer engagement to new heights. One man who stands out in this evolving field is Satish Kathirya, whose expertise in Machine Learning (ML) and Generative AI is not only enhancing but actively shaping the future of e-commerce application development. With a rich career spanning eight years in Software Engineering, Satish has uniquely positioned himself as a pioneer in Artificial Intelligence (AI), ML and Distributed Systems. His contributions have been pivotal in technology…
VTEX, a configurable, complete commerce platform for enterprise B2C and B2B brands, highlights the critical role of the B2B marketplace model as a survival strategy for businesses looking to expand and thrive in today's competitive environment. B2B marketplaces are already changing consumer behavior and setting new standards. The benefits of these marketplaces are clear. Strong customer loyalty, high revenue, and a wide range of products. According to Digital Commerce 360, B2B marketplace sales are surging from $24.6 billion in 2020 to $260 billion by 2023. More than half of business buyers report that their companies allow purchases from Amazon Business,…
Welcome to AI News Today, your daily roundup of the AI industry. Microsoft resigns from OpenAI board amid regulatory scrutiny Microsoft has relinquished its observer status on OpenAI's board of directors amid growing regulatory pressure. The decision reflects confidence in OpenAI's governance and strategic direction and highlights the evolving dynamics between large tech companies and AI development under regulatory scrutiny. For more information, please visit the TDR website. US Shuts Down Russian Bot Farm The US government has announced it will shut down a Russian bot farm that was spreading disinformation, a major move in countering foreign digital interference. AI…
DUBLIN, July 11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — “US Amazon E-commerce Forecast 2024: E-commerce giant continues to gain market share but faces new threats such as Temu” report ResearchAndMarkets.com Recruitment. Amazon will likely continue to grow its market share, but new competition from TechCrunch, Walmart, and other retailers could erode its future dominance. Despite already dominating the U.S. market, Amazon's e-commerce sales are growing faster than its competitors in nearly every product category, but new threats from Temu, Walmart and other companies could challenge Amazon's dominance in the coming years. Important questions: What is the outlook for Amazon's U.S. e-commerce business…
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Oracle's stock took a hit on news about artificial intelligence, and that was probably the wrong reaction. Recent news has signaled to investors that the AI business is booming and Oracle is doing well, but its shares are down nearly 3% from Tuesday's high, including a 0.5% increase to $141.44 early Wednesday. S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average They were flat in Wednesday trading, up 0.2% each. Oracle shares initially rose after the company and Palantir announced on Tuesday that Palantir's Foundry Platform and Artificial Intelligence Platform were now available on Oracle's cloud-based AI infrastructure, signaling further expansion of…
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that Walmart could be the first traditional retailer to fully pivot to a fast-growing e-commerce business. “Walmart is no longer just a brick-and-mortar company,” Cramer said on “Squawk on the Street.” “We're going to start thinking of it as an e-commerce company.” Wall Street also sees a big opportunity for Walmart to generate serious ad revenue by featuring merchants' products on its Web site. Piper Sandler on Wednesday estimated that Walmart could quadruple its revenue from that stock over the next six years, from $3.5 billion to $14 billion. Piper Sandler has an overweight rating…
Microsoft and Apple have decided not to sit on OpenAI's board of directors, a decision that comes as regulators increase scrutiny of big tech companies' involvement in AI development and deployment. Microsoft has formally notified OpenAI of its withdrawal from the board of directors, according to a July 10 Bloomberg report citing anonymous sources. The move comes about a year after the Redmond-based company made a massive $13 billion investment in OpenAI in April 2023. “Over the past eight months, we have witnessed great progress by the newly formed board and are confident in the direction of the company,” Microsoft…
COPPERAS COVE — A new coffee shop has opened in Copperas Cove.Mojo Coffee, 301 E. Business 190, tentatively opened July 3 with a grand opening planned for next month. “We're aiming for Aug. 1,” said Maddux Marcom, social media manager and barista.Despite the soft opening, the full menu is being offered. “You can order anything,” Maddux said.Mojo Coffee, a small chain that started in Barnet in 2015, is known for its signature blend of dark roasted South American coffee with a chocolate flavor. Mojo Coffee offers Mojo's “Famous Frappes” and a variety of other coffee products, energy drinks, refreshment drinks…
New analysis from Avalara examining the impact of cross-border complexities on businesses and consumers around the world reveals that younger consumers are at the forefront of cross-border shopping Avalara, Inc. is a company that provides tax compliance automation software for businesses of all sizes. Nearly two-thirds of both 16-24 (63%) and 25-34 (68%) age groups surveyed have shopped internationally in the past year, compared with just 41% of shoppers 55 and older. Cross-border shopping is less common in the U.S. than in other countries, with only 37% of U.S. consumers having shopped internationally in the past year. This contrasts with…