MercadoLibre Stock News

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In this video, I will cover the recent updates regarding MercadoLibre (MELI -6.05%) and Booking Holdings and explain why both stocks took a hit recently. Watch the short video to learn more, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.

The age of AI is causing headlines to change so quickly that I need to move to smaller articles just to keep up. This is part one of a three-part report that provides an update on my family's ZEUS fund and a comprehensive fundamental analysis update for my current holdings. And then, finally, a look at potential high-yield, deep-value, and growth alternatives to my current nine-stock plan for 2...

Latin American e-commerce firm MercadoLibre will test the waters for online pharmaceutical sales through its newly acquired drugstore in Brazil, the company's local head said on Thursday, a first step in entering the country's multi-billion-dollar online medicine market.

MercadoLibre dominates Latin America's e-commerce and fintech sectors, leveraging its Marketplace, Mercado Pago, and lending services across the region. MELI's Q2 FY25 results showed 39% YoY revenue growth, robust fintech expansion, and strong loan portfolio performance, despite margin pressures due to high spend on growth initiatives. Strategic moves like integrating with Google Ad Manager and...

MercadoLibre dominates Latin America's digital economy through first-mover logistics, local payments, and credit ecosystems that foreign entrants cannot replicate efficiently within the region's high-cost, fragmented infrastructure. Short-term free-shipping subsidies are temporary; fixed-cost leverage, fulfillment scale, and mix shift toward fintech and ads will drive sustainable operating marg...

It can be pretty tough to predict when the next share split will be for any given name.

There's never a quiet day at the office for Cathie Wood. The founder and CEO of Ark Invest is always making moves across her family of aggressive growth exchange-traded funds (ETFs).