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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 3, 2024-- VTEX (NYSE: VTEX), the composable and complete commerce platform for premier brands and retailers, announced today that VTEX customers reached a GMV of US$0.9 billion over Black Friday-Cyber Monday week*. Compared to 2023, orders increased 21% and GMV grew 19% in FX-neutral and 1% in USD, reflecting the impact of foreign exchange dynamics. In this edition, across the 43 countries where VTEX operates, the top-performing verticals were Electronics , Home, Furniture & Decoration and Apparel & Accessories achieving GMV FX-neutral growth of 51 %, 31 % and 19 %, respectively. “This Black Friday marked another robust moment for our customers worldwide, reinforcing our commitment to providing a reliable and high-performance platform that drives profitable growth and innovation in an ever-evolving market,” said Geraldo Thomaz, founder and co-CEO at VTEX. “On top of our B2C results, we’re seeing significant B2B growth, highlighting the undergoing expansion of the B2B market and the attractive opportunity we’re tapping into. This multi-channel momentum further solidifies our position as the backbone for connected commerce, poised to unlock high-growth opportunities across both B2C and B2B sectors.” “The era of complex and expensive solutions is over. Our composable and complete platform integrates all sales channels and OMS into a unified solution, enabling our customers to test, implement, optimize, and scale omnichannel strategies with agility and efficiency. We will continuously push the boundaries to optimize our customers’ conversion and investments and fuel their profitability. Seeing VTEX empower customers to succeed, outpace market growth, and achieve this with a lower total cost of ownership is incredibly inspiring and reaffirms our mission to shape the future of commerce,” he added. VTEX Black Friday-Cyber Monday week* 2024 Highlights: Along with the global sales growth, the VTEX platform has also delivered scalability, reliability, and security, giving peace of mind to its customers during Black Friday-Cyber Monday week*. * The Black Friday disclosed data is based on gross merchandise volume (GMV) and orders by VTEX customers around the world from 26/Nov/2024 00:00 UTC (Tuesday) to 02/Dec/2024 23:59 UTC (Monday), and compared to 21/Nov/2023 00:00 UTC (Tuesday) to 27/Nov/2023 23:59 UTC (Monday). About VTEX VTEX (NYSE: VTEX) is the composable and complete commerce platform that delivers more efficiency and less maintenance to organizations seeking to make smarter IT investments and modernize their tech stack. Through our pragmatic composability approach, we empower brands, distributors, and retailers with unparalleled flexibility and comprehensive solutions, enabling them to invest solely in what provides a clear business advantage and boosts profitability. VTEX is trusted by 2,600 global B2C and B2B customers , including Carrefour , Colgate , Motorola , Sony , Stanley Black & Decker , and Whirlpool , having 3,500 active online stores across 43 countries (as of FY ended on December 31, 2023). For more information, visit www.vtex.com . Forward-looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking information and forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws ("forward-looking statements"), including statements concerning commerce trends. Words such as "expects", "anticipates" and "intends" or similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are subject to the inherent uncertainties in predicting future results and conditions and no assurance can be given that these trends will continue. VTEX undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by law. All data presented here (including worldwide sales) is approximate and is based on various assumptions. All data is unaudited and is subject to adjustment. View source version on businesswire.com : https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241203543374/en/ CONTACT: VTEX IR Contact Julia Vater Fernández VP of Investor Relations investors@vtex.com KEYWORD: NEW YORK UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ONLINE RETAIL RETAIL OTHER RETAIL TECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE INTERNET SOURCE: VTEX Commerce Cloud Solutions LLC Copyright Business Wire 2024. PUB: 12/03/2024 04:01 PM/DISC: 12/03/2024 04:00 PM http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241203543374/en
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Farmers & Merchants Bancorp (FMCB) Announces Retirement of the Chief Administrative Officer and Appointment of New Chief Administrative OfficerKosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti said an explosion late Friday night that damaged a key water canal was a “terrorist act” and accused groups aligned with Serbia of having been behind it — an accusation Serbia called baseless. Kosovo’s interior minister, Xhelal Svecla, announced the arrest of eight people linked to the explosion and said police seized a large cache of weapons and military equipment during the operation. He said the searches were carried out at 10 locations in northern Kosovo. The searches “to the confiscation of arms, explosives, hundreds of uniforms, and other military gear, which will serve as evidence in criminal proceedings,” he said during a press conference on Saturday evening. The blast in the Zubin Potok municipality of northern Kosovo damaged a canal that carries drinking water to several regions as well as cooling water for the country’s thermal power plants. The incident raised concerns about potential disruptions to essential services, including water and electricity. Local media showed photographs of water leaking from the reinforced canal. “The attack was carried out by professionals, and we believe it comes from groups orchestrated by and directed by Serbia,” Kurti said in the Kosovan capital of Pristina at an emergency press conference after midnight. Kurti said Serbian operatives have the “capacity to carry out such attacks using large quantities of explosives,” without offering specific evidence. Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric fired back against “premature accusations” in a lengthy post on X, saying the blast may have been “a deliberate diversion” orchestrated by Kosovo’s government. He offered financial and technical support to help repair the canal, which is vital to Serb-populated municipalities of Kosovo. Aleksandr Vucic, Serbia’s president, said in Belgrade on Saturday that his country had nothing to do with the incident “and Pristina knows that.” Kosovo’s National Security Council convened an emergency meeting to approve additional security measures for critical infrastructure. Jeff Hovenier, U.S. ambassador to the Balkan nation, and other diplomatic missions, including France and the EU, also condemned what they called an attack. The U.S. is closely monitoring the situation and supports a full investigation, Hovenier said. The incident follows a series of grenade attacks in northern Kosovo targeting police stations and government buildings. Serbian List, the political party in Kosovo that represents the minority Serb population and is backed by Belgrade, also condemned the explosion, calling it a threat to the water supply of Serb residents in northern Kosovo. ©2024 Bloomberg L.P. Visit bloomberg.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
Curb Your Enthusiasm star Cheryl Hines showed off her self-care and “MAHA” products in front of her showering husband, in a new cringeworthy video posted to Instagram. The 59-year-old actor and co-owner of the self-care brand Hines + Young, which she founded with her daughter Catherine Young, was filming a video to promote the company’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals at the same time Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was taking a shower. In the Instagram video shared on Friday and captioned: “H+Y content interruption,” Hines can be seen sitting in front of the camera holding a bottle of linen spray and a tin of body cream. “No, you can’t take a shower!” she laughs as her husband stands directly behind her washing his hair. “I’m doing a video. No, no, no, you’ve gotta give me a second. I’m doing a video for Hines + Young.” Wagging her finger at him, she exclaims: “Honey!” before continuing: “It’s 60 percent off for Black Friday and Cyber Monday... I gotta turn this off before he gets out.” In a subsequent post, Hines shared a photo of the brand’s soy candles engraved with the words “MAHA Make America Healthy Again” in reference to Kennedy’s new slogan following his nomination for Health and Human Services secretary by President-elect Donald Trump. Hines’s video comes months after Kennedy’s alleged entanglement in a sexting scandal with New York magazine’s Washington Correspondent Olivia Nuzzi came to light . A spokesperson for the publication told Status in September that Nuzzi “acknowledged to the magazine’s editors that she had engaged in a personal relationship with a former subject relevant to the 2024 campaign while she was reporting on the campaign, a violation of the magazine’s standards around conflicts of interest and disclosures.” That month, the publication announced it was placing Nuzzi, 31, on leave amid claims that she had a romantic relationship with Kennedy, 70. It was later announced that the Nuzzi and the publication had mutually parted ways. Nuzzi didn’t initially share with New York magazine that she had had a supposed relationship with Kennedy and the outlet only became aware long after the fact, people familiar with the issue told Status. The supposed relationship didn’t start until after a profile she wrote of Kennedy was published in November last year, a person close to Nuzzi told Status, adding that she didn’t use Kennedy as a source as she reported on the campaign. Another person familiar told the outlet that the relationship is thought to have begun around the new year. Kennedy and Hines got married in 2014, 10 years before his “personal relationship” with Nuzzi. Hines was previously married from 2002 to 2010 to movie producer Paul Young, with whom she shares 20-year-old daughter Catherine.
US President-elect Donald Trump made it clear on Saturday that he expects BRICS member countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—to refrain from creating a new currency or supporting any alternative to the US Dollar. Trump, using his Truth Social platform, demanded a commitment from these countries that they would not undermine the global dominance of the US Dollar in international trade. Trump’s warning was stark: if BRICS countries attempt to challenge the US Dollar, they will face extreme economic consequences, including a 100% tariff on goods exported to the United States. He emphasized the seriousness of his threat, writing, “We require a commitment from these countries that they will neither create a new BRICS Currency, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty US Dollar or, they will face 100% Tariffs, and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful US Economy.” The suggestion is that these countries would no longer be able to freely trade with the US if they pursue such initiatives. No Chance for BRICS to Replace the US Dollar In his post, Trump stated unequivocally, “There is no chance that the BRICS will replace the US Dollar in international trade, and any country that tries should wave goodbye to America.” This comment reflects his belief in the US Dollar’s unshakable status as the world’s most widely used reserve currency, an essential tool in global commerce. Despite ongoing efforts by countries like China and Russia to reduce dependence on the Dollar, Trump remains confident that such alternatives are unlikely to succeed. In recent years, the BRICS nations have been discussing ways to reduce their reliance on the US Dollar, driven by geopolitical tensions and the desire for more economic sovereignty. Among the proposals considered is the possibility of creating a shared BRICS currency or conducting trade using national currencies. While these discussions have gained attention, they have also faced skepticism about their feasibility, given the diverse economies and political interests within BRICS. Economic Independence vs. US Dominance Trump’s statement highlights the ongoing struggle between economic independence and the entrenched power of the US Dollar. While BRICS countries seek greater autonomy, particularly in the face of US sanctions and the Dollar’s role in global finance, Trump’s position underscores the United States’ determination to maintain its economic leadership on the world stage. Trump’s remarks signal potential future tensions between the US and BRICS nations if they continue to push for alternatives to the US Dollar. As global financial systems evolve, this debate over currency supremacy could lead to significant economic and diplomatic challenges for both the US and the BRICS bloc. Read More : Joe Rogan Weighs In On Claims Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs ‘Poisoned’ Jamie Foxx
The Detroit Lions have equaled the franchise record for most consecutive victories and stand alone atop the NFC standings. They still have plenty of obstacles to clear to remain at that perch. Even the NFC North remains up for grabs and they'll try to create a little more separation when they host the Green Bay Packers on Thursday night. The Lions (11-1), who have won 10 straight, haven't been able to shake free from Minnesota (10-2) or Green Bay (9-3). Detroit will host Minnesota, which has won five straight, in the regular-season finale next month. The Packers have remained in contention by winning seven of their last eight, with the only loss coming at the hands of the Lions. Detroit opened up a 21-point lead early in the third quarter and held on for a 24-14 victory. Lions coach Dan Campbell says the fun really begins now. "The best part of all of this -- we're in playoff football right now, that's where we're at," he said. "We're in December, and our schedule says that. Man, we play tough opponent after tough opponent -- we've got plenty coming up. So, man, this is the type of stuff that you live for and it's also the type of stuff that gets you ready for the tournament. "So, yeah, we're a resilient bunch and nothing's going to change that. We've just got to worry about the one in front of us." Detroit is coming off a 23-20 win over Chicago on Thanksgiving Day in which it nearly blew a 16-point lead. The Bears' poor clock management cost them an opportunity to send the game into overtime and led to coach Matt Eberflus' firing. The Lions have been hit with a wave of injuries, particularly on the defensive side. They signed four players over the past week to fortify their depth. "I know the elephant in the room is all the injuries that have happened with us on the defensive side," defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn said. "Our personnel staff does a really good job of acquiring players that fit exactly who we are. I would say this, it's not the playbook that's the most important thing for these guys to come in and learn. It's the style of play that we have and that's easy to learn." Jared Goff has thrown for six touchdowns and zero interceptions in the past three games after tossing five picks against the Houston Texans on Nov. 10. The Packers also played on Thanksgiving, defeating Miami 30-17. Green Bay opened up a 24-3 halftime lead as Jordan Love threw two touchdown passes to Jayden Reed. Now the Packers face a Detroit team that has defeated them in five of the last six meetings. "With most good teams, they play the game the right way," Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur said. "Certainly, Detroit's been doing that for a couple years now. That's who they are and that's who we are as well. It should be a great game on Thursday night." The Packers might have to win via a shootout, considering the Lions are averaging a league-best 31.9 points per game (Green Bay ranks eighth at 26.5). Stopping the running game will be key, according to LaFleur. "They're two very dynamic backs. (David) Montgomery, he's going to beat you up physically and the other guy (Jahmyr Gibbs), you've got to try to corral because he can take it the distance," he said. "Jared (Goff) is playing at an MVP level, so they've got a really potent offense." Lions offensive tackle Taylor Decker (knee) and three defensive linemen -- DJ Reader (shoulder), Josh Paschal (knee) and Levi Onwezurike (hamstring) -- didn't practice on Tuesday. Offensive guard Elgton Jenkins (knee), Linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring) and cornerback Corey Ballentine (knee) missed the Packers' practice. --Field Level MediaMusk’s huge Tesla payday is blocked again, but at least he’s got Trump
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On Monday, faced with the impossibility of passing the social security budget, and despite the many concessions made to the far right, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier decided to use Article 49.3 of the Constitution, which allows the government to force through legislation unless a motion of no confidence is passed. The primary aim was to implement the social security budget. This decision opens up the possibility for members of parliament to table a motion of censure against Barnier’s government. On Monday evening, the left-wing parties (124 MPs) and right-wing parties (Marine Le Pen’s RN and Eric Ciotti’s supporters, 140 MPs) decided to submit a motion of no confidence. These motions of no confidence will be analysed and voted on in the National Assembly no earlier than the evening of Wednesday, 4 December. To bring down the government, a majority of the 577 MPs must support them. To obtain a majority, the left-wing parties must vote with the far-right RN on the same motion of censure. This would lead to the fall of the government. At this stage, this is the most likely scenario, as Le Pen has indicated that her party is prepared to vote in favour of the motion of censure tabled by left-wing MPs. While a last-minute twist is still possible, all indications are that the government will have fallen by the end of the week, less than three months after its appointment. This will usher in a new period of political uncertainty. There will be no dissolution of the National Assembly or early elections before July 2025, as the Constitution provides for a minimum period of one year between elections. Then, based on the forces present, President Emmanuel Macron will have to appoint a new prime minister. Two scenarios are possible: either a new government is appointed in December, or there is no new government until the end of 2024. Given the challenges in appointing Barnier as prime minister, the likelihood of finding a replacement quickly is highly uncertain. With an extremely polarised National Assembly divided into three major camps – left, centre-right and extreme right – who are unable to reach a compromise, the risk of a new vote of no confidence for any new government is very high. In any case, it is almost certain that there will not be a majority to pass a state budget or a social security budget before the end of the year. The last few weeks have shown that MPs and Senators are extremely divided on how to restore public finances and that a consensus is virtually impossible. It seems unlikely that France will have a 2025 budget. However, this doesn’t imply a shutdown where France can’t meet its financial obligations. A provisional budget, likely mirroring the 2024 budget, will probably be implemented. Such a budget will not rectify the trajectory of public spending. The public deficit is expected to exceed 6% of GDP in 2024. The Barnier government had hoped to reduce it to 5% by 2025, but without a budget voted for in 2025, this target will not be met. The provisional budget will be slightly restrictive, as tax scales will not be adjusted for inflation, but will not contain any real savings measures. As a result, it will not be enough to set the trajectory of French public finances in the desired direction and will not respect the commitments made by France to the European authorities. At a time when economic growth in France is slowing markedly, this is bad news. The public deficit will remain high, debt will continue to grow and the next government – whenever that may be – will have an even tougher task to put public finances right. In short, the political situation will delay and likely complicate the recovery of public finances, but it will eventually occur. The only difference is that the starting point will be later. This French political stand-off is just one more negative for the euro. With the eurozone economy facing the threat of tariffs in 2025 and the region lacking any prospect of cohesive fiscal support, the potential fall of the French government merely adds to views that the ECB will have to do the heavy lifting in 2025. Notably, short-dated yield spreads have moved against EUR/USD as this French crisis comes to a head, pushing EUR/USD back below 1.05. Seasonally the dollar is weak in December. Europe will remain a drag on EUR/USD into year-end. With both the French and German governments in limbo, any EUR/USD bounce will have to be driven by softer US data and a dovish 25bp rate cut from the Fed on 18 December. Overall, we have a year-end target for EUR/USD at 1.05, but see the risks skewed towards the 1.02/03 area. Typically, EUR/CHF comes under pressure when European politics hit the headlines. We are a little surprised it is still trading above 0.93 and expect it to press 0.92 should it become clear that the Swiss National Bank cannot cut rates as deeply as the ECB next year. French bond spreads already reflect a lot of pessimism The 10y yield spread of French government bonds over their German peers widened to 88bp on Monday. Further widening looks likely as politics enters a new phase of elevated uncertainty. Looking at relative valuation across the entire eurozone bond spectrum, there are two key takeaways. First, the spillover to other markets has been limited. Italy, for instance, is still at spread levels closer to their tightest since 2021. Second, markets had been wary about the prospects of quickly solving French fiscal problems to begin with, reflecting an expectation of looming rating downgrades. Following the latest widening, French 10y spreads over swaps are more in line with an “A-“ rating rather than its current “AA-“ – three notches lower. In fact, French spreads are already well above Spain’s and now are on a par with those of Greece. Government fragility was always part of the picture, even if not expected to come to a head quite so soon. Though it may take a while, a clearer picture going forward should allow spreads to recover from these stretched levels. However, France won’t be able to avoid a more lasting downgrade in its implied rating by the market, making the spread levels against Bunds seen before June’s elections seem quite distant. Source: ING
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