Brizy, a well-known website creation platform, has expanded into the e-commerce space with the launch of Brizy Shops. This new Cloud add-on, integrating with Ecwid, allows users to build and manage online stores without the need for coding, maintaining the simplicity Brizy is known for. The launch aims to simplify the e-commerce journey by eliminating technical complexities, enabling quicker market entry, and providing full creative control over store design. Brizy Shops also supports the seamless integration of e-commerce with other Brizy Cloud content, offering a versatile solution for online retail. With these advancements, Brizy seeks to make e-commerce as accessible as content creation.
Elsewhere in the market, Dmall (SEHK:2586) was trading firmly up 23.6% and finishing the session at HK$11.14.
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- NIKE (NYSE:NKE) finished trading at $76.39 up 4.1%.
- Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) finished trading at $219.92 down 0.2%. The company is facing two lawsuits filed this week by Xockets, Inc. for alleged willful patent infringement involving its cloud infrastructure.
- Alibaba Group Holding (NYSE:BABA) ended the day at $110.71 down 2.9%. On Wednesday, the company updated its buyback, completing repurchases totaling 65.66% of shares for $45,658 million since June 2019.
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